Sentence examples for a smaller source of from inspiring English sources

But shadow banking is a smaller source of finance in China than it was in America.

This would result in a smaller source of asexual parasites for gametocyte production and hence a reduced gametocyte density that makes their detection more difficult.

We find that during mouse development, muscle and fat arise from a mixed progenitor cell pool in the germ layer, but, contrastingly, vascular endothelium in brain derives from a smaller source of progenitor cells.

Although Hg emissions are high in such mined areas, some studies have indicated that Hg emissions from areas mined for Hg are a smaller source of Hg to the global budget of Hg compared to much larger sources such as fossil fuel burning, evaporation from oceans, and various land sources (Mason et al. 1994; Ferrara et al. 1998a; Fitzgerald et al. 1998; Lamborg et al. 2002; Kocman et al. 2013).

Isn't it also a little outing, a small source of pride and accomplishment, an opportunity for social interaction?

The campaign has caught on quickly, and has brought a small source of comfort to families stricken with cancer throughout the region.

Product placement is still a small source of revenue for media companies and they would immediately stop it if they thought it was damaging ratings.

Thirty years on, I have seen a fire report submitted by the Timber Research and Development Association, the one independent body to carry out an inspection of Valley Parade's main stand before the tragedy, that concluded it was "extremely unlikely that a small source of ignition on its own, say a cigarette in a plastic cup, could have been the primary cause".

Technology start-ups such as Surtab, which makes a low-cost tablet, have provided a big dose of national pride, as well as a small source of relatively well-paid jobs.To create more such businesses, officials say that Haiti needs to court its diaspora rather than foreign governments.

As a result, the combined effect is a small source of c. 1.2 tC·ha− 1 over the last 1000 years.

Acute exercise is a small source of oxidative stress, while chronic exercise elicits protective adaptations against oxidative damage.