Sentence examples for far smaller amount from inspiring English sources
Digital technology breaks the signal into 1's and 0's, allowing far more data to be transmitted through a far smaller amount of broadcast spectrum.
A far smaller amount of the known universe, roughly 0.3perr cent, is dense enough to form stars. Perhaps 0.000001percentnt exists in earthlike planets.
The European bank injected 7.7 billion euros ($10.4 billion) in one-day liquidity into the system Tuesday, a far smaller amount than the 94.8 billion euros it provided Thursday.
Gas investment also reduces though by a far smaller amount, $3.4 trillion in total While the global economy would clearly benefit from climate action, it would create "stranded assets" for the fossil fuel industry, because a large percentage of known fossil fuel reserves must be kept in the ground if we're to avoid dangerous climate change.
Hal Varian and the late Peter Lyman of the University of California in Berkeley, who pioneered the idea of counting the world's bits, came up with a far smaller amount, around 5 exabytes in 2002, because they counted only the stock of original content.What about the information that is actually consumed?
The Santorum campaign has spent about $400,000 on its own advertising here, a far smaller amount than candidates like Mitt Romney, who has spent $1.3 million so far, and the pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future, which has spent $2.1 million.
By contrast, Grace has maintained that far smaller amounts of asbestos contaminated its ore.
Far smaller amounts are provided for a vast array of programs, including water projects, schools, museums and homeless shelters.
Australia supplies nine-tenths of Nauru's imports; far smaller amounts come from New Zealand, Fiji, and Japan.
Far smaller amounts went to restaurants, retailers and other small businesses, many of them dependent on the foot traffic that largely disappeared from Lower Manhattan after the attack.
Congress has appropriated money for research on chronic fatigue syndrome, too, though in far smaller amounts, but the C.D.C. has seemed unwilling to spend it productively.
