Sentence examples for benefits of small from inspiring English sources

Anwara has spent months visiting some homes, urging the benefits of small families on reluctant couples.

Research that convinced many policy makers of the benefits of small classes was conducted in Tennessee.

Managers underestimate the benefits of small increases to high retention rates.

Linear thinking leads managers to underestimate the benefits of small increases to high retention rates.

One could argue that the benefits of small cameras on the battlefield outweigh the costs.

The authors are correct that many people overrate both the benefits of small business and the evils of bigness.

Agri-environment schemes should acknowledge the so far neglected benefits of small-scale agriculture for biodiversity and its potential services.

Let's Colour started in Latin America, home also to a number of other projects that demonstrate the benefits of small-scale measures.

In conclusion, European Union policy should acknowledge the surprisingly high biodiversity benefits of small-scale agriculture, which are on a par with conversion to organic agriculture.

Roger Cohen's column "The organic fable" (Views, Sept. 7) dismisses the benefits of small-scale organic farming, casting proponents of organic food as narcissistic and elitist.

Businesses of this sort account for around a third of jobs and private-sector GDP, have a manufacturing and export bent (though less so in Britain) and combine the benefits of small-firm flexibility with large-firm economies of scale.