Sentence examples for killing small from inspiring English sources

Is the estate tax killing small farms and businesses?

Newt Gingrich said it is "a devastatingly bad bill" that is "killing small banks, killing small business, killing the housing industry".

But given India's rapid growth there is plenty of space for supermarkets to expand without killing small stores (see article).

By Wednesday, Beatts was fielding inquiries from other conservative outlets about his thoughts on how government regulations are killing small businesses.

He also raised concerns about a number of his fellow seamen, including one whose hobbies he claimed were killing small animals and watching extreme pornography.

Another pastime was killing small animals: the first volume of "The Arab of the Future" concludes with the lynching of a puppy.

"Everywhere big department stores kill small stores," Ms. Kim said.

Sudden oak death can kill small madrones and cause significant dieback of larger madrones.

"They have ruined us, and they have killed small children and innocent women," he said.

Big firms are often keen on costly labour-market regulation because it kills small competitors.

Sunspiders are extremely voracious, and the largest forms can kill small vertebrates.