Sentence examples for fractionally smaller from inspiring English sources

Aerial photographs show that below the surrounding fields lies an amphitheatre only fractionally smaller than the great arena in Verona.

The eventual goal from Monaco, though, left Chelsea with a challenge only fractionally smaller than it had been at the start.

She is fractionally smaller than Martina Hingis, the world No1, but what wouldn't Hingis give for the power of Henin's serve.

In 2015, a fractionally smaller number of asylum seekers reached the European Union, which has a population of more than 500 million.

The number of people who attempted to cross the sea to Italy in the first quarter of 2015 was only fractionally smaller than the number who crossed in the same period last year.

China Eastern Airlines currently is only fractionally smaller, in terms of fleet numbers, than China Southern, with around 750 planes.

Our biggest environmental impact concerns the energy used to run our network – that's our Scope 2 emissions... flexi-working is such a fractionally small element".

Since the functional forms of these first order correction terms are fixed and unique, corrections to the familiar stationary Gaussian process approximations of probability density and exceedance rate functions are predicted to have fixed functional forms for fractionally small variance fluctuations.

It's possible that the free days have reduced traffic and emissions in the Bay Area, but such things are nearly impossible to measure, and if there has been an effect, it has been fractionally small.

The Standard & Poor's index of 500 major American companies fell fractionally, despite a small gain yesterday.

On the brakes into the final corner of race one, Davies dived into the lead but Rea turned tighter and got on the power fractionally earlier, giving him the smallest advantage which he carried over the line for another maximum points score.