Sentence examples for often smaller than from inspiring English sources

Effectiveness is often smaller than efficacy.

Asian children are often smaller than Caucasian children.

British olives have a rich, fresher flavour and are often smaller than imported olives.

Often smaller than grains of sand, the fossils nonetheless spoke volumes.

If the lower jaw is amputated a new one will grow back, but it is often smaller than the original.

Right now, most mature hawks are on their breeding territory, which is often smaller than their foraging territory.

Byatt's fascination with insect societies, where the fertilizing male is often smaller than the queen, may influence the unusual sizing of her heroes.

She said that the differences between her and the mayor were often smaller than people thought, and that they arose because the Bloomberg administration was so goal-oriented.

Mr. Takeshima says current penalties do little to deter bid rigging or price fixing for a very simple reason -- they are often smaller than the profits earned from such illegal activity.

A laccolith is often smaller than a stock, which is another type of igneous intrusion, and usually is less than 16 km (10 miles) in diameter; the thickness of laccoliths ranges from hundreds of metres to a few thousand metres.

In the most productive irrigated areas, farms are often smaller than two hectares and, despite mass migration from the countryside, have been getting even smaller during the past three decades.