Sentence examples for much smaller had from inspiring English sources

The chances are that gulf will be less come the end of this campaign - and it would have been much smaller had the club not endured a difficult start and then been dogged by inconsistency just when it appeared they were putting a run together.

Parcels converted to unplanned rural living during this period were, on average, much smaller, had lower agricultural production potential, and were situated in more undulating and forested landscapes further from Bundaberg than parcels that remained in sugarcane production.

The HGP was visionary, initiated even before the first bacterial genome (much smaller) had been sequenced.

Business jets, being much smaller, have used two engines from the beginning.

In the future, we should think of a way to make the robot much smaller, have higher integration, and more functionality.

But this approach could never work with start-ups, which are much smaller, have less money and may not be around for long.

"PalTalk, although much smaller, has hosted traffic of substantial intelligence interest during the Arab Spring and in the ongoing Syrian civil war," The Washington Post reported.

They might also be confused with the black-breasted buzzard (Hamirostra melanosternon), but this species is much smaller, has white patches on the wings, and has a more undulating flight.

The mouse brain (269.16±2.2 mm3) being much smaller has been preferentially studied at higher field strengths even though murine GBM have also been characterized using clinical scanners [30], [66], [67], [68].

In animals, however, studies using the microdialysis technique, in which the probes are much smaller, have shown that luminally measured lactate is the better marker of occlusive ischaemia and is unaffected by hyperlactataemia [ 8].

These effects are much smaller than had initially been hoped for but, nevertheless, potentially they have considerable public health importance.