Sentence examples for part of small from inspiring English sources
They were independent, or part of small groups, and had a distinct character.
Following the demise of Cream in 1968, Bruce worked mainly as a solo artist or as part of small groups.
Research has shown that a significant proportion, though far from all, of lone wolves are part of small networks.
(She dismisses it as not some deep culture but "just part of small movement of young girls taking the easy route and dressing like everyone else").
In fact, they are usually part of small networks of like-minded individuals, perpetrating acts of violence that elicit the support of larger numbers of people.
All are packed every day of the week with people at their laptops, working as freelancers or as part of small companies they have set up.
These pictures show "part of small-town Americana that's disappearing," she said.
Reagan's enduring legacy was to entrench lower taxes as part of small-government philosophy.
In the charmingly nostalgic "Thanksgiving 1959" (Mountain Lion Press), Jay Price, a sportswriter for The Staten Island Advance, recreates a time best described in the book's lengthy subtitle: "When One Corner of New York City Was Still Part of Small-Town America, and High School Football Was the Last Thing Guys Did for Love.
And, since regulators are piling heavier capital and compliance costs on very big global banks, both bits might benefit from being part of smaller organisations.
Configurational changes, especially the photoisomerization of azobenzenes, have been used to induce changes in the structures of biologically relevant molecules such as antibiotics, peptides, and DNA, but also as part of small-molecule systems such as molecular scissors, tweezers, and other molecular machines.
