Sentence examples for by taking a small from inspiring English sources

The best way to test is by taking a small sample of blood and sending it off to the lab.

4 Shape the supplì by taking a small handful (about 90g), then make an elongated ball in your palm.

An innovative project in Ghana aims to make moveable museums available nationwide by taking a small kiosk-sized gallery on the road to showcase artworks and cultural artefacts.

"We would have a developer do a project under contract by taking a small equity stake" in their company, Mr. Kotick said.

What can they discover by taking us that they couldn't discover simply by taking a small scraping of skin or a follicle of hair?

I began our ad hoc Cognac taste test by taking a small sip from each glass in order, from the first to the eighth.

Sir Clive Thompson, who became a corporate hero in Britain by taking a small company in prosaic businesses and building it into a giant with operations around the globe, was forced out of the company yesterday.

People who are at risk of developing hypertension may be able to lower their blood pressure by taking a small amount of aspirin daily — but only if they take it at bedtime, a new study suggests.

The Sport England chief executive, Jennie Price, has somehow escaped criticism, offloading responsibility on to those governing bodies and occasionally punishing them by taking a small slice of their award away.

And some of these "miracle" schools achieve better results by taking a smaller proportion of the hardest to educate students: those who have limited-English proficiency, those with disabilities, and immigrant children.

Moreover, 2D- l 1-SVD may have an even smaller computational complexity by taking a smaller number of singular vectors.