Sentence examples for materially small from inspiring English sources

Although the brand remains materially small – smaller than its high profile would suggest – it is growing.

Unfortunately, TALF won't materially help small-business lending.

Nevertheless, as the literature on the epidemiology of exposure to ELF electric fields is sparse, our present study adds materially to a small body of knowledge both of exposure levels in the population and in the association with childhood malignancy.

The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.

This is of course an idealization, but the temperature of a large body of water such as the Atlantic Ocean does not materially change if a small amount of heat is withdrawn to run a heat engine.

Ethnic cultures in Qinghai paint a picture on a smaller scale of ethnic cultures in China, and in this smaller space, materially and spiritually self-sufficient, it is a natural concentrate, a high-level condensation and a very representative miniature version of the cultures of the Chinese nationalities.

Similar patterns were seen using total activity counts and steps instead of counts per min. The findings were not materially affected by excluding the small numbers of children who reported cycling (which may not be adequately measured by accelerometry) and swimming (when the monitor was taken off).

Low materially developed countries.

Moreover, the obsession of funding unicorns at almost any price — and at the expense of smaller startups — has materially waned.

There may be times when the scope for mutually advantageous policies simply is not there: for example, when a large country's policies exert adverse spillovers across a swath of smaller countries but the actions of the smaller players do not materially affect economic outcomes in the large country.

The overwhelming fear among high earners that their lifestyles will be forever diminished should have faded, and the tax increases would be small enough not to materially alter wealthy people's decisions about spending, working or investing.