Sentence examples for getting even smaller from inspiring English sources

In the most productive irrigated areas, farms are often smaller than two hectares and, despite mass migration from the countryside, have been getting even smaller during the past three decades.

The average fuel economy of family vehicles in China is already higher than in the United States, mainly because cars in China tend to be considerably smaller than those in the United States — and are getting even smaller because of recent tax changes.

What is stopping mobile phones, TVs and microwaves from getting even smaller is not the technology; it is the size of our fingers, eyes and frozen entrees.

The RC algorithm's performance is worst affected at SNR = 10 dB but remains almost unaffected at SNR = 20 dB, with the small difference in performance getting even smaller when the network size is increased.

As the electrodes are getting even smaller, it will be essential to establish a theoretical toolbox enabling one to evaluate the ability of the electrode to penetrate brain tissue prior to the experiment.

"We're getting even small boats now that are able to go very fast," said Eddie Warden-Owen, veteran sailor and chief executive of the Royal Ocean Racing Club, which organizes the event.

In April, Ning told The New York Times that "the decision to exempt teachers from subscription fees was made after discussions with teachers about the barriers to getting even small amounts of money approved by school system".

Those 14 and 15 years old get even smaller wage - 75% of the state's minimum wage.

Of course, social welfare is only a small portion of federal spending that would get even smaller under Mr. Romney's budget proposal.

It got even smaller when good pressure from the Wallabies earned another penalty which Lealiifano kicked and it was a three point game.

The Goldilocks moment is fleeting: as chips and intelligent machines get even smaller, they will get to a scale where they become alien again.