Sentence examples for much smaller today from inspiring English sources

The scale of fighting is much smaller today.

That paradox was mostly ignored by modern environmentalists, who have argued that rebound effects are much smaller today.

Though the numbers were much smaller today, a steady stream worked their way back to the site.

And could she matter across the globe, that ball around which she tried to fly that feels so much smaller today but is in fact exactly the same size it was then?

"Subscription is growing but it's much much smaller today, what excites us is the idea we'll have 100 million people streaming a show".

Lastly, researchers know cod and other fish are much smaller today than they were decades ago.

The ceremony was much smaller this year, and Bishop Joseph Zen delivered a mildly worded message reminding protesters to follow the biblical admonition to turn the other cheek if struck.

The number was much smaller this year The explanation must be that onshore winds trapped the bergs on the north coast of Newfoundland & held them there "The Jacobshavn glacier is the most productive berg, about 1350 a year.

On the other hand, DEAEMA-core micelles formed at pH 12 were compact and much smaller (Rh∼14 22 nm).

At five out of six sites, the humification coefficient for straw (hlitter) was much smaller (0 0.09) than the ICBM default h value for plant material (0.125).

Eight buildings collapsed in Cairo where, just several years before, the much smaller 1992 Cairo earthquake had a much more destructive impact.