Sentence examples for far smaller quantities from inspiring English sources

Results favored thermal mass in far smaller quantities, and with much-reduced ground contact, than specified by conventional rules, with optimal parameters varying by design priority: daytime warmth, evening warmth, or early-morning warmth.

After years of exploration following large finds in neighboring Abu Dhabi, oil was eventually discovered in territorial waters off Dubai in 1966, albeit in far smaller quantities.

Some such isotopes (especially 291Cn and 293Cn) may even have been synthesized in nature, but would have decayed away far too quickly (with half-lives of only thousands of years) and be produced in far too small quantities (about 10−12 the abundance of lead) to be detectable as primordial nuclides today outside cosmic rays.

Meat from megafauna carcasses offered the highest calorific yield available for any savannah-dwelling species (bone-marrow might be richer ounce for ounce, but quantities were far smaller).

Though released in smaller quantities, some of these are far more potent in their warmth-inducing effects than CO2.

If we regulate sugar, we should certainly regulate trans fat -- which is far less important to palatability, and more toxic in smaller quantities.

But far more interesting is the white muscat wine made in increasingly smaller quantities in Alsace, one of the world's most delightful summer wines.

The settlement is far smaller.

Far smaller steps seem more like it.

A far smaller proportion is recycled.

Others sold in far smaller numbers.