Sentence examples for historically smaller than from inspiring English sources

The British Paralympic Association chief executive, Tim Hollingsworth, said he believed the exposure afforded the Winter Paralympics, historically smaller than its summer sibling, would lead to a "step change" both for the event and for ParalympicsGB athletes.

Historically, smaller firms have had the highest growth rates.

Historically, small business has contributed to 50% of US GDP.

What draws you to poetry despite its historically small readership?

It is alleged that they have been made smaller than would be historically accurate in order to avoid upsetting American audiences, who may be uncomfortable with such blatantly virile fashion items.

Historically, the town of Reading was smaller than the borough.

Historically, however, the women's field has been smaller than the men's.

Constituency populations historically have varied considerably, with those in Scotland and Wales being much smaller than those in England.

Historically, objects larger than 10 meters across have been called asteroids; those smaller than that are called meteoroids.

Historically, objects larger than about 10 meters across have been called asteroids; smaller than that they've been called meteoroids.

In fact, these costs are much smaller than is argued traditionally since the exercise of this sovereignty has historically been responsible for many economic shocks.