Sentence examples for is fractionally smaller from inspiring English sources

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

This year's minimum is fractionally smaller than last year (5.10 million sq km), making summer 2014 the sixth lowest in the modern satellite record.

At least it's fractionally smaller.

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.

Phoenix is fractionally less impressive, though still very good.

The 997 is fractionally shorter and higher than the 996, and it is notably wider.

It is fractionally too long, but is deftly scored and was attractively played.

Steven plays a beautiful pass on the turn down the left but Pearce is fractionally offside.

Although various readers perceived the body type as smaller, the ink less intense and the paper itself perhaps different, I am assured that the font size of the body type is fractionally larger and the ink and paper are the same.

I would say the growth is fractionally paralleled at best.

iShares also offer an international quality fund as well as a domestic one that is fractionally more expensive than Vanguard.