Sentence examples for is now small from inspiring English sources

The dune that was initially larger is now small enough to dart away.

Carol was then, as she is now, small and slightly built, though her hair was shorter — now white, it grows nearly to her shoulders.

While Google's business in China is now small, analysts say that the country could soon become one of the most lucrative Internet and mobile markets, and a withdrawal would significantly reduce Google's long-term growth.

Confucianism was the basis of national ethics during the Chosŏn (Yi) dynasty (1392 1910); though the number of its official adherents is now small, most Korean families still follow its principles, including ancestor worship.

The number of policies has shrunk and the Greek CDS bomb is now small enough to be allowed to explode, if that's what the ISDA committee decides next time.

Though Martha Argerich's legions of admirers have reluctantly accepted that the chance of any more solo studio recordings from her is now small, more and more of her recent concerts seem to be appearing on disc.

But it is now smaller than it was.

Judged by GDP, Japan's economy is now smaller than China's.

"Our Navy is now smaller than at any time since 1917," he said.

The percentage of students not receiving appropriate services is now smaller, officials said.

That category is now smaller, more crowded (with competitors including The Economist and The Week) and more treacherous.