Sentence examples for considerably smaller at from inspiring English sources
The crowd was considerably smaller at the Leigh Sports Village on Sunday but the former Wales scrum half Ian Watson matched Wellens by making the 500th senior appearance of his career in Swinton's Challenge Cup drubbing of Gateshead Thunder.
The Hickshaw, a sleeper built on a rolling cedar lounge chair (or as Mr. Diedricksen calls it, "a rickshaw for hicks"), is considerably smaller, at 2 1/2 feet wide by 6 1/2 feet deep.
Even in Texas, dollar store density is considerably smaller at 86 stores per million residents.
The rate of grain growth at higher temperatures, however, is considerably smaller at 7.4 GPa than that at atmospheric pressure.
This effect became considerably smaller at the individual level, however, once we controlled for the program effect.
While General Maritime is valued at more than $1.1 billion, another of the guru oil tanker buys is considerably smaller, at $226 million.
The museum ultimately consolidated operations into its other, considerably smaller site, at Lincoln Square at West 66th Street, and slashed its budget to about $3.5 million from about $10 million in 2009.
Results: The flux of both lidocaine and bupivacaine at pH 4 was considerably smaller than at pH 7.4.
Mountain Creek officials said visitors to the resort this winter have been split evenly between the two base areas, but on the three weekend days I visited from December to March this winter, the crowds at the South area appeared considerably smaller than at the North area.
An FOI request to Greater Manchester Police revealed that the force had similarly recorded considerably smaller crowds at Old Trafford than Manchester United posted.
Fox led the night's ratings, edging past ABC and its finale of "Dancing With the Stars," which drew 18.2 million from 9 to 11. Fox's "Glee" earned a considerably smaller audience at 9 (11.5 million) but managed to maintain high numbers among viewers 18 to 49, finishing second only to "Idol" in that demographic.
