Sentence examples for embraced small from inspiring English sources
"Rosenthal had embraced small groups.
It is obvious Belichick made the right bet when he exiled Randy Moss and embraced small ball.
The building of a new and much smaller capital, he says, could also send a positive political message: that the party has turned its back on Beijing's "feudal" past and embraced small government.
Many medical schools have embraced small group learning methods in their undergraduate curricula.
Many medical schools, inspired by social constructivist theories of learning stating that learners should construct their own knowledge in active learning environments [ 1], have embraced small group learning by introducing tutorials, seminars, workshops and group practicals [ 2].
Mixologists who have embraced small-batch bourbon or gin are looking to expand their vermouth choices too.
There is certainly room for the rest of the groceries sector to embrace small suppliers.
As more Americans embrace small cars as a hedge against fuel prices, automakers are returning the hug with compacts that perform believable impressions of larger, pricier machines.
Embracing small changes in our everyday lives is one important response – but let's not kid ourselves that this can be remotely sufficient.
If "More" is a warning against hoarding treasure, "Little Bird," written by Germano Zullo, with deceptively simple illustrations by Albertine, is an engaging invitation to embrace small, often overlooked treasures.
As they build the locations, though, the retailers are reimagining some long-established rules — carrying less inventory, having fewer staff members and embracing small and out-of-the-way locations.
