Sentence examples for be a small measure from inspiring English sources

It may be a small measure of satisfaction to Khodorkovsky that he seems to have been proven right.

The superdelegates interviewed by The Huffington Post all suggested that the popular vote would be a small measure by which they would consider the Democratic nominee.

And the Fed's promise to keep rates low until 2015 could in effect be a small measure of stimulus all by itself, as it could nudge interest rates lower throughout the economy.

That is a small measure of something the missing-person signs also note: "The search is frantic".

"This is a small measure of self-determination," James Jones, of the DC Vote campaign, told the Guardian.

"It's a small measure, but it's going in the right direction," said Juergen Michels, chief euro-area economist at Citigroup in London.

It was a small measure of revenge for the 76ers, who were knocked out of the playoffs by the Bulls last season.

The victory against the Canadians, favorites coming into these Games, was a small measure of revenge for a loss to them in the 2002 Olympic final in Salt Lake City.

For Smith, who finished a heartbreaking second in last year's Classic with the previously undefeated Zenyatta, the victory was a small measure of redemption.

But I've always been devoted to him, and bringing him breakfast every day was a small measure, considering his kindness to me in the early days".

"This was a small measure of the great esteem in which he was held by his students, colleagues and the entire mathematics community," said Yakov Eliashberg, chair of Stanford's Mathematics Department.