Sentence examples for changing small from inspiring English sources

I know, I know: when it comes to climate change, it's hard enough changing small things such as dripping taps, let alone the fate of the biosphere (especially after what happened – or rather didn't – in Copenhagen).

This is about changing small business finance for ever.

The later translators, by changing "small still voice" to "still small voice," retained the literal meaning of Matthew's Bible while playing on the double sense of "still," adding the extra suggestion that the voice has always been small and will continue to be (is still small).

She was the first art educator to become the TV producer, writer, program director, and instructor of the changing small groups of New York City school children on "Time For Art with Marian Dock" a half hour weekly TV show that was viewed by selected classes for the promotion of art activities as recommend by the art curriculum of the Bureau of Art of the New York Public Schools.

Sometimes the benefits are changing small steps in the process, and other times it's streamlining a big, complex process that nobody has visibility into.

Animators, on the other hand, "have to give life, and give some social meaning, to the faces of their characters just by changing small things," Dr Hartley said.

SDC continues to involve an ever changing smaller group of 3 students who operate the instrument and analyze the data, handing over their responsibility to the next 'generation' every few years.

While more companies and space agencies are becoming interested in CubeSats and small satellite, also the mission goals for these spacecraft are gradually changing: these small spacecraft are starting to be considered for deep-space, interplanetary exploration.

"It's changing this small town.

The game was changing in small ways and mostly for the worse.

Apple could fix this tomorrow, though, by simply changing its small print".