Sentence examples for made much smaller from inspiring English sources

By contrast a rocket lifted by a plane with wings before being launched can be made much smaller and lighter.

The program is a substantial departure for the Ford Foundation, which has traditionally made much smaller grants.

The apparatus would need to be made much smaller and more portable to be used on other surfaces like tennis courts.

For networks of low mobility, the control overhead required by SAM can be made much smaller than the payload.

In typical operation, the quantization step-size is made much smaller than would be ultimately necessary—"overquantization" is performed.

As a result, all the bits and hardware in a disk drive can be made much smaller.

But he never made much small talk with the men, Mr. Judd said.

Previous attempts to make much smaller fans failed largely because they were too noisy.

He argues eliminating carbon emissions altogether in the longer term will be a much more effective way to limit global warming than making much smaller cuts by 2030.

The trusts would be obligated to make much smaller gifts to charity than private foundations, which must pay out 5percentt of their assets each year.

The implication, therefore, is that if the Volcker Rule does substantially reduce the size of banks' securities inventories, forcing them in effect to make much smaller markets, bonds will still get issued, and capital will be allocated across the economy.