Sentence examples for from small to smaller from inspiring English sources

The bar is on hippest Ledbury Road, amid shops that carry high-end bath gels and clothes in a range of sizes from small to smaller.

Here are six examples, from small to smallest.

The overall effect sizes varied from very small to small, between 0.01 and 0.40 (Table 2).

From the patient perspective, height increase was seen as useful if it could permit normal functioning by bringing the patient from very small to small, highlighting the importance of patient involvement in sound decisionmaking [ 46- 48].

Firstly, grain size can change by up to an order of magnitude from small to large and back to small at critical undercoolings.

Differential nodes may be integrated into the pathway via two approaches; 1) from largest to smallest degree, and 2) from smallest to largest degree.

The statistics on job creation (mostly from small businesses), small business entrepreneurs (more than 60% women) and the contrast to the large corporate business environment could not be more jarring.

Ballmer famously said early in Windows Phone's history that the platform had gone from "very small to very small".

Ballmer's modest assessment of Surface sales brings to mind his description of Windows Phone sales in July last year, when he described sales going from "very small to very small".

It has cemented itself as the "third player" in mobile, but the simple fact is that even with the noticeable and welcome bump that Windows Phone 8 provided, Ballmer's old joke about going from very small to very small in the mobile world remains an oddly annoying truism.

From small talk, small hopes spring eternal.