Sentence examples for also small ones from inspiring English sources

Terrorism expert Ben Venzke, who has been tracking terrorist groups for two decades, said jihadists have shifted their tactics to include not only major targets — like al-Qaida's attack on the World Trade Center — but also small ones that are more easily accessible.

Among several impressive American booths -- Hirschl & Adler, Peter and Jeffrey Tillou, Frank and Barbara Pollack -- my other favorites were also small ones.

Barracuda decided to broadcast its spots not only in the largest markets (Tier 1, in radio parlance) and the midsize ones (Tier 2), but also small ones like Redding and Bend (Tier 3) — for a total of thousands of stations in North America.

"We found that MyShake could detect large earthquakes, but also small ones, which we never thought would be possible," one of the app's creators, Qingkai Kong, told New Scientist.

The one above, eight inches high, $24.95, seems to be made of bread wrappers; there are also smaller ones for $13.95.

Its revenue in new growth markets like China and India, but also smaller ones like Vietnam, the Czech Republic and the Philippines, jumped 20 percent in the first quarter, the company reported on Monday.

They include the three main hospitals, Ysbyty Gwynedd, Glan Clwyd and Wrexham Maelor, but also smaller ones like Dolgellau Community Hospital, Llandudno and Deeside hospitals.

A regional approach to the archaeological record one that includes not only large, stratified sites, but also small, ephemeral ones, surface finds, and isolates provides a more representative sample of prehistoric landscape use than do stratified sites alone.

"For instance, a person will be fearful not only of big loud dogs, but also small quiet ones too," she said.

Reforms need to make life easier not just for large foreign companies, but also for small ones.

You can get them for the upper and lower sections, and some stores also offer small ones for the mouthpiece.