Sentence examples for much smaller sizes from inspiring English sources

AssetBuilder, in Plano, Tex., is charging its clients less in management fees (and allowing portfolios of much smaller sizes) than just about anyone else offering D.F.A. funds.

Instead, they want to drive down the world's nine nuclear arsenals to much smaller sizes as quickly as possible — perhaps to the tens or low hundreds of weapons, in the case of the United States — and, while doing so, to make nuclear weapons as illegitimate and impractical as possible.

DLS data revealed that MoS2-PEG had much smaller sizes compared to original MoS2 nanosheets.

SEM examinations revealed that NPCC particles/agglomerates were distributed in much smaller sizes in the composites than its MCC counterparts.

The two unit cells have much smaller sizes and also less computational costs than the rectangle unit cell available in previous literatures.

The effects of much smaller sizes than 50%% need to be detected to determine concentrations acceptable for health level and environmental conservation.

Russian experts estimated a much smaller size, of just 10 feet across and 10 tons.

It is a scavenger that can grow to a metre in length, but is used for bait at a much smaller size.

Eventually, it came down to one major choice: broaden the scope of our mission massively to include new issues with easier funding opportunities, or stay focused on our LRA commitments at a much smaller size.

But Tony Hayward, BP's chief executive, acknowledged on Monday that due to the container's much smaller size, "It's unlikely to be as effective in capturing all the oil".

But only Gnps showed very regular spherical shaped particles with much smaller size (Fig. 4a).