Sentence examples similar to a considerably small one from inspiring English sources

Fans of tHowevern G12 or sitilar Nikon models will appreciate the power and interchangeable lenses that the E-PL2 offers in a size that is quite similar to those vaunted pro point and shoots.

If the company were to move into a considerably smaller theatre — one that contained, say, eighteen hundred seats — it would be able to give this repertory an intimacy that eludes the Met.

Thursday night's presidential address on Iraq attracted a considerably smaller audience than one delivered eight months ago when President Bush announced a plan to send additional troops to the country.

d = difference between re-offenders and one-time offenders As for the individual characteristics, there were hardly any differences on reported problems in psychosocial functioning between the groups, although a considerably smaller percentage of the one-time offenders and the re-offenders scored in the clinical range on emotional problems (OR.33 and OR.21 respectively) compared to the controls.

He had previously set up a living coral reef tank at the New York Aquarium, but on a considerably smaller scale.

Additionally, one protein spot had a considerably smaller MW indicating a cleaved fragment (see Table 1).

While many respond to at least one screening invitation over multiple invitation rounds, a considerably smaller number respond consistently to all invitations.

Of these, about one-quarter of both the House and Senate were Democrats, a considerably smaller portion were independent Unionists, while roughly three in five were Republicans.

If the company were to move into a considerably smaller theatre one that contained, say, eighteen hundred seats—it would be able to give this repertory an intimacy that eludes the Met.

The administrative county of Surrey occupies a considerably smaller area than the historic county.

But much of the real action in biology occurs at a considerably smaller level.