Sentence examples for be very much smaller from inspiring English sources

The Civil Aviation Authority said there would be a "phased reintroduction" of access to airspace, but restricted areas would be "very much smaller" than in recent days.

As a result, the number of differential and algebraic equations required to determine the constrained-equilibrium state of a system can be very much smaller than the number of species in the system.

Worst case scenarios could mean a further $20bn of liabilities in the event of the company being found "grossly negligent", but BP expects any fine to be very much smaller and is still desperately working on an out-of-court settlement to avoid the trial.

He said that the spend on Twitter was "very much smaller".

It is clear that if polar ice caps did exist, they were very much smaller than they are today.

These languages are spoken by small groups having fewer than 100,000 speakers, many of them being very much smaller.

Spectral element captures the exact mass distribution and thus the system size required is very much smaller then conventional FE.

The crack tip stress intensity factor Ktip is very much smaller than the applied stress intensity factor.

Such mammals were of diminutive stature: few were larger than a fox, most were very much smaller.

Routine measurements of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in air have shown that average concentrations are very much smaller than those used in laboratory experiments designed to study the effects of VOCs on plants.

But, after the gorging of 1998, it is very much smaller than it was.Looking beyond the lowlandsThe kinder, muzzier political climate, even if not achieved in the most desirable way, would please this president.