Sentence examples for regarded as small from inspiring English sources
Long regarded as small, portable art objects, beads can be traced to prehistoric times.
As the gulf between the super-rich and the rest continues to widen under austerity, and we are encouraged to reconcile ourselves to tightened belts and lowered standards, what might previously have been regarded as small and affordable treats – a cup of coffee on the way to work, for instance – seem out of reach for an increasing number.
The effect sizes in this study were regarded as small.
Effect size of 0.2 was regarded as small, 0.5 as medium and 0.8 as large [19].
This proportion could be regarded as small given that more than one-third reported having daily headaches.
Considering that event B11 occurred 3.8 years after the M9 event, errors less than 45 days can be regarded as small.
"Making Sex" described a seismic shift in the way biological differences between men and women were understood before and after the Enlightenment: from a "one-sex model" in which women were regarded as smaller, imperfect versions of men (and thus no less orgasmic), to a "two-sex model" in which women and men were seen as incommensurable opposites.
Overall, metabolic networks can be regarded as small-world networks for their power-law degree distribution, high clustering coefficient, low average path length, and diameter [ 108].
A bank levy on balance sheets, which hit HSBC hardest of all the banks, is being scaled back and an eight percentage point corporation tax surcharge on profits is regarded as hitting its smaller rivals harder.
Maura Healey, the Massachuetts attorney general, last month moved to close a loophole that allowed the sale of assault rifles, which are illegal under the state's assault weapons ban, after the firearms manufacturers had been given what Healey regards as "small tweaks".
Having raised $20 million and now employing 120 people, Priebatsch believes that the SCVNGR market could easily exceed $50 billion, a number he regards as "small".
