Sentence examples for a rather small share from inspiring English sources

There are rigorous norms for the distribution of game among the hunter's family and among other families to which he is associated by certain ties; the hunter himself may receive a rather small share.

As Creative Strategies analyst Ben Bajarin wrote last week, there are two obvious outcomes for the Apple Watch: it either completely owns the space like its spiritual successor, the iPod, or it dominates the high-end of the market while bringing in a rather small portion of market share, losing out to cheaper Android Wear devices and fitness trackers going for much less.

The rather small share in agricultural land-use is explained by the large share of the semi-arid Caatinga biome in the Northeast with dominating extensive agriculture (mainly cattle ranching).

One example of this can be seen in Finland, where some are returning to the 1970s policy of allocating a rather small but symbolically significant share of national research funding to be purely politically governed and aimed at what the politicians call 'strategic research,' to support national decision-making.

Additional file 2: "While conducting research in the Masai Mara, Kenya on the formation of mixed species groups, we spotted a hippo and buffalo sharing a rather small mud wallow.

The way this is written, as well as the fact that the terms of the acquisition have not been shared, suggests this was a rather small deal.

Although this large evolutionary distance would imply that only a rather small fraction of the functional portions of their genomes are shared, comparative studies revealed that most human coding sequences (~91%) are homologous to genes in fish [ 5].

One area where cost and responsibility might be sensible to share is the extending of reserves – even if this applies to a rather small proportion of public land.

"We're trying to preserve a rather small village feel".

M100 represents a rather small metro network.

"Often with a small market, you have a rather small demographic of fans to pull from.