Sentence examples for be even smaller because from inspiring English sources
In theory, these estimated values could be even smaller, because the new release of the national seismic building code (Norme Tecniche per le Costruzioni 2008) was only enforced in the Emilia-Romagna Region after 2009.
"But in the Fugates' case, the odds are even smaller because their girls split from a single egg, meaning the siblings are identical," the statement said.
When the biologic half-life is as long as or longer than 27 hr (e.g., chlorpyrifos), the chance of successful validation using the exposed-day/nonexposed-day design is even smaller because there is minimal difference in the urinary metabolite concentrations.
But the family was even smaller than that, because in many cases its adolescent children were gone, doing what is known as "life-cycle service" — that is, working as domestic servants (girls) or as apprentices or farmhands (boys) — in other people's houses before returning home to get married.
The tiny new MiniSD card or Reduced Size MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC) will probably be included in my next phone handset, because these cards are even smaller than SD; they were specifically developed for this market because when it comes to phones, smaller is better.
The numbers are even smaller than those percentages might indicate because only about half all Internet users form the pool of online shoppers.
Sometimes, they are even smaller.
The average fuel economy of family vehicles in China is already higher than in the United States, mainly because cars in China tend to be considerably smaller than those in the United States — and are getting even smaller because of recent tax changes.
The theatre's orchestra section was made even smaller because Scorsese had set up seventeen large movie cameras; there were also three runways built to thrust out into the crowd, the better for Mick to do his prancing thing.
