Sentence examples for key small from inspiring English sources

Cay, also spelled key, small, low island, usually sandy, situated on a coral reef platform.

Sage added 15.1p to 290.1p after the software group announced an 8% rise in full year profits to £352.6m despite the tough economic climate for its key small and medium sized business customers.

Core operational funding to the major performing arts companies, the visual arts and crafts strategy (VACS), key small to medium arts organisations and regional touring will not be affected".

Millions of years of evolution have optimized biological processes and pathways and now the endocrine and immune system cannot work properly without some key small molecules.

"We believe we can be viable as a stand-alone company," said Nardelli, who added that the Fiat alliance, which would give Chrysler access to key small car technology, would "enhance" that viability.

Neighbourhoods were operationalized as datazones, the key small area statistical geography in Scotland.

The shape of the backscatter spectrum at the VHF frequencies selected for EISCAT_3D is sensitive to key small-scale parameters of PMSE layers, such as the grain size of the charged aerosol particles, which is of order 5 70 nm (Hervig et al. 2009).

One of the key smaller parties is the Kurds, who likely will be bought off with a deal which settles their claims on Kirkuk.

Analyses of area characteristics will be conducted using data zones which are the key small-area statistical geography in Scotland.

Look-up tables were used to link each adolescents unit postcode address to Scottish data zones, the key small-area statistical geography in Scotland (Scottish Executive, 2004).

Methanogenesis and its key small-molecule methyltransferase Mtr complex are poorly understood despite their pivotal role in Earth's global carbon cycle.