Sentence examples for be small in scale from inspiring English sources

Samrat Upadhyay's fiction has tended to be small in scale, charting the infinitesimal tremors of middle-class angst.

In the annals of deranged expense accounts, a City Council member's claim of $156 for a bagel may be small in scale, but worth every cent in audacity.

-- Jocelyn Bailey, Three Rivers, Mich .A. It is hard to pin down dates for early-music concerts well in advance, particularly in Italy, because they tend to be small in scale and schedule programs just a month or two ahead.

More to the point, a show may be small in scale without being small in the scope of its attention, and it is the principal merit of this exhibition that large issues are raised.

Political organizations in the past tended to be small in scale, with government sometimes in the hands of chiefs, sometimes by assemblies of men, and sometimes by secret associations manifesting their attributes in masquerade ceremonies.

A much heralded shift of American aid money away from supporting governments and towards backing "popular empowerment" has turned out to be small in scale and limited in impact.

On top of that, the law might be smaller in scale than originally envisioned.

"You can easily stand it, whereas in other films the violence may be smaller in scale but more real".

It will, first off, be smaller in scale (a strategy chosen long before the economy's downturn).

Yet the farmers who come closest to achieving this ideal do tend to be smaller in scale.

Oddbins may be smaller in scale than in its heyday, but its wine range is right back on form.