Sentence examples similar to a far more small from inspiring English sources

"And I want to have a far more small-D democratic, interactive, transparent, open government".

But it has produced a far more small-d democratic outcome than the alternative universe where Adelson and Friess stayed on the sidelines and Romney wrapped things up early.

E.U. growth initiatives so far have been on a far more modest scale, including a small increase to the E.I.B.'s capital last year and a recently created €6 billion youth employment fund due to take effect next January to support job training and mobility.

"The thing to remember," he said, "is there are far more small service businesses than small merchants".

The things surrounding us vary dramatically, which implies that there are far more small things than large ones, e.g., far more small cities than large ones in the world.

Rainfall, on the other hand, would have created far more small tributaries than Surveyor has seen, he says.

The head/tail breaks works as such: divide things into a few large ones in the head (those above the average) and many small ones (those below the average) in the tail, and recursively continue the dividing process for the large ones (or the head) until the notion of far more small things than large ones has been violated.

In addition to size differences, we found that the range of order sizes was extremely skewed with far more small than large orders.

Only 14 of the 38 orders met this requirement because the range of order sizes was extremely skewed with far more small than large orders (Table  1).

Buress has shied away from the topic in interviews since (he told the AV Club that "That was one thing that people, the media kind of grabbed on to. I just do my work," while he told a crowd his intentions were far more small-scale: "I guess I want to just at least make it weird for you to watch Cosby Show reruns").

With the emergence of Homo sapiens, experimentation and regional diversification displaced the undifferentiated Acheulean tool kit, and a far more efficient small blade (also called microlithic) technology evolved.