Sentence examples for much smaller before from inspiring English sources

Although he was elected president, Donald Trump's proposals are likely to be altered, mainly so that the budgetary effects are much smaller, before being presented to Congress.

After performing the consolidation, variance in the total gene count is much smaller than before, suggesting that the revised annotations could lead to a more coherent view of functional elements in various strains.

But it is a much smaller industry than before, and wages are lower.

But over all, the department's questionable trips appeared to be on a much smaller scale than before, saving an estimated tens of millions a year, Senator Coleman said.

"It is much smaller now than before," the labor camp official said, "but there is still an underground organization with highly secret and effective communications and support and also money from abroad".

It is still going on, although on a much smaller scale than before as the attention has shifted to Afghanistan and Iraq.

"I was a much smaller man before I started walking down this aisle," said Steve Savage, a restaurant consultant from Manhattan.

In the 12th and 13th centuries, the hide commonly appeared as 120 acres (50 hectares) of arable land, but it probably represented a much smaller holding before 1066.

In other words, while Android is still growing, its growth is much smaller than before — and it's questionable whether it will continue to be the operating system of choice for smartphone buyers in the United States.

That makes the thumbnail images appear much smaller than before which does take some getting used to.

When the concentrations were normalized to nicotine, the mean levels from the three delivery groups were much smaller than before normalization.