Sentence examples for is traditionally smaller from inspiring English sources

Chalk it up to the season — the July show, one of three every year, is traditionally smaller than those held in May and September — and the sputtering economy.

There's some interesting work being done with micro-3D printers, which are traditionally smaller, more affordable and accessible.

Remember that corn tortillas are traditionally smaller than flour tortillas.

My family and friends make me laugh, as do animals that are traditionally small made huge.

But the studio's resurgence does not bode well for Italian productions, which are traditionally small and risk being pushed off their turf.

If the New York pied-à-terre is traditionally a small space, then the Madden apartment is exceptionally traditional: just 472 square feet.

9 16 33 MF is traditionally chosen for smaller defects, whereas OAT and ACI are chosen for larger defects.

For clinical and therapeutic purposes, lung cancer is traditionally subdivided into small cell (SCLC) and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

Half of all tickets sold were sent to mobile devices and UEFA had fine-tuned it to the point that it felt confident enough to go all the way for the Super Cup, which is traditionally held at a smaller venue.

Key Republicans tentatively lined up to support the president's plan, which isn't surprising given that the GOP is traditionally the party of smaller government.

Knäck is traditionally poured hot into small paper moulds and left to set.