The phrase "are more small" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not usable as it stands, as the comparative form of "small" is "smaller."
Example: "These shoes are smaller than the ones I bought last week."
Alternatives: "are smaller" or "are more petite."
He added that "since there are more small companies with government contracts than larger ones, it makes sense that they would be represented more in the database".
There are more small companies with clever new ideas to take advantage of this infrastructure that is defined, as Craig put it, with the PC as the starting access point and the interconnection that spans the world.
Others by her, concerned with the effects of dim light as it falls on walls, objects and streets, are more small essays than narratives, and don't quite get to Hopper's mood.
The Port Jefferson developer Richard Nelin, the owner of Richwood Homes, said: "There's more competition for spot building than for the big tracts, because there are more small than large builders.
It reveals that there are more small pores in low mole ratio of AAm/AA.
After all, there are more small wagons selling for roughly $20,000 (the Element EXS we drove retails for $20,550) this year than there were last year.
I think there are more small-time cons because it's become easier, but overall, there's nothing, to me, that says there's a rise in big cons right now.
This weight also compensates for the fact that there are more smaller clusters than large clusters.
Such natural defences can be more small scale still.
There may now be more small rooms where there were fewer large ones".
What's more, small businesses aren't even the main driver of job growth in the United States.
