Sentence examples for much smaller issues from inspiring English sources

Dr. Fishkin, who said she greatly admired the adaptation, kept an eye on much smaller issues as well.

MCM is a major contributor to politicians in Miami-Dade County and has been involved in dozens of lawsuits over the last decade, but often for much smaller issues.

In this post-Enron era, though, my fear is that boards will feel they must concentrate on much smaller issues.

"These can be harmful as we show, but they are much smaller issues than low whole grains, fruit, nuts, seeds and vegetable intake," said Prof Murray.

Sadly, we are largely ignoring a huge tragedy unfolding there while obsessing over a tragic but much smaller issue here.

G.M. and Ford have lagged behind Toyota and Honda in part because the American makers' research and development budgets have been crimped by high overhead costs, like health insurance premiums, which are a much smaller issue in countries like Japan.

"I don't understand how Hoffa says he's bitterly fighting the Bush administration on Mexican trucking, which he says is his top priority, and then he takes Arctic drilling, which should be a much smaller issue for the Teamsters, and he uses it to legitimize Bush by giving him a major legislative victory," Mr. Pope said.

While he plans to continue monitoring the cleanup and disposal process, he said "it seems it will be becoming a much smaller issue".

Over other emitters such as quantum dots (which have similar properties) they have the striking advantage that toxicity is a much smaller issue (see also "Limitations for nanodiamonds in biolabeling") [ 22].

A much smaller number are battle hardened.

By comparison, Cauquenes' govern-ance network was much smaller, covering fewer issues, and it emphasized external relationships with the public sector at regional and national scales.