Sentence examples for a study of small from inspiring English sources

A study of small booksellers now underway shows that "they are feeling the squeeze," he said.

Finally, several questions need to be answered by a study of small plates.

A study of small birds called zebra finches offers a clue.

The results of a study of small additions of oxygen and nitrogen on the structure and mechanical properties of nanocrystalline titanium films obtained by magnetron sputtering are presented.

A study of small businesses found that 1% of businesses accounted for 45% of all robberies committed, and three percent of businesses accounted for 81% of all violent attacks committed (Wood et al. 1997).

Boot wrote Savage Wars of Peace, a study of small wars in American history, with Basic Books in 2002.

The National Small Business Association recently released its 2013 Small Business Technology Survey, a study of small-business owners selected by the association.

In a study of smaller dusky salamanders (Desmognathus) in the Appalachian Mountains, their diet included earthworms, flies, beetles, beetle larvae, leafhoppers, springtails, moths, spiders, grasshoppers, and mites.

In a study of a small steel town in rural MP, Jonathan Parry, an anthropologist, estimated that 10-15% of households included someone who had married outside their own caste.

But the greatest, arguably, came only two years ago – Austrian director Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon, which brilliantly diagnosed the roots of Nazism in a study of a small German village just before the first world war.

A study of 2,000 small businesses across Russia by the Center for Economic and Financial Research found recently that companies here tend to stop growing once they reach six or seven employees in size.