Sentence examples for is much smaller now from inspiring English sources

Although his savings account is much smaller now, he has no regrets about the boom years.

The Progressive Conservatives' big tent is much smaller now that right-leaning members have left to form the Wildrose party, which currently leads in the opinion polls.

"It is much smaller now than before," the labor camp official said, "but there is still an underground organization with highly secret and effective communications and support and also money from abroad".

Still, "The gap between the two processes, military and civilian, is much smaller now," says Robert Chesney, a law professor at the University of Texas in Austin.Many people hope that the present case could be this generation's version of the Nuremberg trials, which were designed to punish Nazis, to remind the world of their atrocities, and to set a standard for fairness.

And at the back of the facility there is a huge pile of coal – but staff members tell me it is much smaller now than it once was.

While sawtooth aliasing was a problem back on the original Galaxy S, we've come a long way and pixel pitch is much smaller now, making the pattern, while it's still there, much less noticeable.

While she noted that the crowds are much smaller now than they will be, many more people are coming to visit the greenhouses, to see orchids and African bulbs forced into bloom to satisfy the cravings of city dwellers with cabin fever.

My skin always feels firm after applying a couple of drops and it's definitely gone to town on those stubborn brown spots -- they're much smaller now!

"Because there are so many sites, if someone struggles to get into Twitter, their threshold for giving it a shot will be much smaller now than it might have been.

Now, it is much smaller.

The area is still a hub of such commerce, but now it is much smaller, in both renown and the value of business done, than the internationally famous diamond district on 47th Street between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas, which began taking shape around 1940.