Sentence examples for radically smaller from inspiring English sources

What Brown is proposing is to demonstrate just how disruptive a radically smaller government would be.

He promised twice the memory, a radically smaller shape, and great video capabilities.

And the theater's permanent staff includes only Mr. Babani and two other employees, a radically smaller operation than American theater companies.

Recordings such as Paul McCreesh's St Matthew Passion show that this radically smaller chorus allows for rather faster tempi - too fast, some people think.

Mr. Paul, as he tries to expand his political appeal beyond the ardent but limited libertarian base of his father, Ron Paul, has become the face of radically smaller government and a more inward-facing, limited foreign policy.

Representative Ron Paul of Texas came in second on the strength of his appeals for radically smaller government, a pullout of troops from American wars, and stronger efforts to reduce the country's debt.

His microfinance experiment was radically small (the loans averaged sixty-four cents) and simple (recipients would buy rice or mangoes low, sell them slightly higher, then take out a larger loan).

The Mostly Mozart orchestra, like so many ensembles that play late-18th- and early-19th-century music in large concert halls, sticks with conventional instruments and moderate numbers: neither radically small, like some early-music groups, nor overbearingly large, like big-time symphony orchestras.

But his radically small idea still pertains: There's plenty of room at the bottom.

But another idea gaining speed would transform the industry more radically: give smaller contract manufacturers responsibility to build entire vehicles, like the Solstice.

For more than a decade, NASA has quietly supported the development of radically cheaper small jets that could serve as "air taxis," taking passengers nonstop from, say, Savannah to Dubuque.