Sentence examples for has always been small from inspiring English sources

Spain's film industry has always been small and economically fragile.

It has always been small, catering to tourists and to New York maritime buffs.

"The foundation of our country's economy — the rock of our economy — has always been small businesses in the private sector.

The number of people who share Mr Kerry's belief that he should run for the presidency again in 2008 has always been small.

"Our margin of error has always been small," said Jared Jeffries, estimating that the Knicks had given away 10 to 12 winnable games.

Mr. Mansfield, the C.I.A. spokesman, declined to comment, except to say that the "C.I.A.'s terrorist interrogation effort has always been small, carefully run, lawful, and highly productive".

Among smaller companies — defined as having market capitalization of less than $100 million — the proportion of companies making dividend distributions has always been smaller, but it too is growing.

Tudor was part of the extraordinary convocation of dance-makers — Martha Graham, George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Merce Cunningham — who worked in New York around the middle of the last century, but his reputation has always been smaller than the others'.

There have been many casualties and consolidations, and Snapdeal (which has always been smaller) has found it hard to keep up.

Company Headcount – Regarding Facebook's thoughts on the its small headcount, Zuck said Facebook has always been smaller than other companies, and that is a reason people like working there, and that it's helpful in strategy.

This naturally rests on the presumption that there won't be a duopoly in areas such as search, but this is unlikely: there has always been smaller players, always has been, always will be, and the dream of being the next Google will continue to live on.