Sentence examples for powerful small from inspiring English sources

This time it came from the influential conservative MP Josef Schlarmann, who heads Germany's powerful small business association – a group considered to represent the backbone of the country's economy.

This means that it won't be the most powerful small tablet by a long chalk, but it does beat the similarly priced Acer W3, which also uses Atom chips, but not the Encore's quad-core ones.

Pros: heats a room quickly, powerful small fan, easy to use remote, exact temperature control Cons: expensive, noisy enough to drown out a TV at full blast, can only push warm air around.

I now can't remember the name – it might have been Radley, it could have been Stowe – but I knew immediately what it was: a member of old Southern Railway's Schools class, built in the 1930s to the design of Richard Maunsell, and in their day the most powerful small express locomotives in Europe.

"The UK government should look at whether an institution built along the principles of the US SBA is needed - bringing together business support, export guidance, public procurement, and other small business functions into one place, providing a powerful small business voice within government".

"The more prevalent or powerful small donors become, the more extreme the candidates and the parties become," Bonica said.

Moreover, she said, the program has created a powerful small-business network.

The debate pits some of the Democrats' traditional constituencies, low-wage workers and unions, against powerful small-business lobbying groups.

This powerful small-scale drama about five foot soldiers in World War II is that rare animal: an almost cheerful war movie.

Still, David Doniger, the policy director for climate and clean air at the Natural Resources Defense Council, described the new database as a "very powerful small-d democratic tool".

The battle lines in the debate are familiar, pitting some of the Democrats' leading constituencies, including labor and the Working Families Party, against powerful small-business interests, including the Business Council of New York State, a lobbying group.