Sentence examples for more small than from inspiring English sources

The Port Jefferson developer Richard Nelin, the owner of Richwood Homes, said: "There's more competition for spot building than for the big tracts, because there are more small than large builders.

It is true, however, that from Figure 3a it could be extracted that more small than large colonies were created, but it could not be appreciated the disproportionate increase leading to a truncation in the power law.

In addition to size differences, we found that the range of order sizes was extremely skewed with far more small than large orders.

Only 14 of the 38 orders met this requirement because the range of order sizes was extremely skewed with far more small than large orders (Table  1).

In such cases, d c in the regular asperity should be one order or more smaller than it is in the conditional asperity.

The two objects in orbit would have to be incredibly massive, and the size of the expected rippling would be far more smaller than the smallest scales imaginable.

Granted, only about 8percentt of women actually have a true hourglass shape, meaning the waist is 9" or more smaller than the bust.

However, these accuracies are two orders of magnitude or more smaller than the measurement error associated with 22 bit sensing accuracy of absolute nutrient concentrations.

The things surrounding us vary dramatically, which implies that there are far more small things than large ones, e.g., far more small cities than large ones in the world.

More small businesses than ever before are now equipped with basic digital skills.

She sent photographs showing what seemed to us more small chateau than large castle.