Sentence examples for delivering smaller from inspiring English sources

Most Red Wings road games are played outside their Eastern time zone, delivering smaller television audiences for late-night games.

He said that nurses, for example, who work 12-hour shifts while pregnant, spending most of their days on their feet, are more prone to delivering smaller babies than those who work eight-hour shifts.

About a year ago, CloudFlare launched Mirage, a service for its paying users that aimed to speed up website loading times by delivering smaller images and using "lazy load" to just download images that actually appeared in the browser's viewport.

Rather, the amount of nicotine through the inhaler is temperature-dependent, with higher ambient air temperatures delivering larger amounts of nicotine and lower temperatures delivering smaller amounts [ 23].

This could be supported by the finding that the feeding rate of females themselves was higher when the male was young, which could indicate that they were also compensating for poor provisioning by the young male; although there was no difference in the feeding rates between young and old males, the young males may have been delivering smaller prey loads than the older ones.

So, several companies, including Vivus, are looking at ways of delivering small amounts of testosterone.

The New Yorker, June 27 , 1942P. 9 A big department store is making quite a fuss about delivering small parcels.

The play keeps delivering small shocks and aches that end in a standoff, or maybe in that pause between despair, resignation and a twinge of hope.

By S. Bleeker and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 27 , 1942P. 9 A big department store is making quite a fuss about delivering small parcels.

In the summer, Amazon started working with the UK government to test the viability of delivering small parcels – which make up 90% of Amazon's sales – by drone.

Sponsored by DIYRockets, a commercial space company, and Sunglass, a software company, the engine must be capable of "cheaply delivering small payloads into low Earth orbit".