Sentence examples for far smaller at from inspiring English sources

Just 18 months ago, when Hood started, it was far smaller at only 150.

By comparison, anastrozole showed a slight advantage in terms of local and regional recurrences (NNT = 279 vs 423) as well as CLBC (NNT = 156 vs 948), although it should be noted that the number of these latter recurrence events was far smaller at the early follow-up, and the study did not take into account recently reported early recurrence results from ATAC in the HR+ subgroup.

Loan losses at Citigroup were far smaller than at J. P. Morgan, and Citigroup's investment banking profit declined a lot less than Morgan's.

Enrollment is 175, and classes average about 20 students -- far smaller than at Mount Vernon High, which has 2,700 students.

The number of protesting officers appeared far smaller than at last week's funeral for Liu's partner, Rafael Ramos.

Still, the turnout was far smaller than at the city's better-known ethnic parades, and a few organizers speculated that safety concerns kept many Muslims away.

There, performers who would later sell out stadiums — Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel among them — played for far smaller crowds at a nightclub called My Father's Place.

Tagged, though still a far smaller site at 13.167m users this June, grew by 774% in a year and Bebo by 172% to 18.2m users.

Comparisons with the far larger and more Baroque Versailles are unwarranted: Versailles is referred to as having "an aura of majesty" and it was built and dedicated to exhibit in stone "all the glories of France," whereas the far smaller palace at Queluz has been described as "exquisite rather than magnificent" and looking like "a very expensive birthday cake".

(Notably, there was a far smaller police presence at the Slaughterhouse concert).

Amy Linney, general manager of the bookstore, said that when Mr. Gingrich and former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas held far smaller book signings at the store, "there weren't as many stipulations".