Sentence examples for be rather small compared from inspiring English sources

"But the way I see it, with land conservation of this type, the risk of something negative coming from this seems to be rather small compared with taking an exploitive approach".

The right lobe appears to be rather small compared with the left lobe (a).

Although the effects of the transition probabilities on the performance of the two multiple model particle filters are quite visible, the changes due to different transition probabilities seem to be rather small compared to the gain in using the road network information (i.e., the on-road model).

This is rather small compared behemoth such as the Huffington Post or the NYTimes that are more into the 50 million UVs range.

The general effect of the different SCMs on the elastic modulus of HSC is rather small compared to their effect on strength.

Pang Zhihao, a researcher and deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine Space International, told Xinhua: "The 60-tonne space station is rather small compared with the International Space Station [419 tonnes] and Russia's Mir space station [137 tonnes], which served between 1986 and 2001.

The cumulative ET was 331.5 mm, with a daily maximum of 6.5 mm at full coverage; precipitation was 350.6 mm which is rather small compared with the historical mean (563.3 mm); yield was within the average for this site: 4.02 kg m−2; resolving the water balance equation the deep drainage was estimated at 24.7 mm.

So this cost is rather small compared to other spending in the world.

The fourth term is rather small compared with the third one.

The phone still features a large screen, but it's rather small compared to the Note II.

fIts energy output is rather small compared to that of corn silage which is about eight times as high.