Sentence examples for should be a smaller from inspiring English sources

"It should be a smaller building, because I would like to see the bureaucracy reduced.

When acting alone, ISIS advised, "the target should be a smaller crowd... as such attacks are proven to inflict terror".

However, there should be a smaller percentage of job loss in New York City than in other mergers".

He believes there should be a smaller set of indicators that show change in people's lives across all five components, and that can be easily monitored by community groups.

Adair Turner, Britain's leading financial regulator, has given well-received speeches questioning whether much of finance is "socially useful" and arguing that it should be a smaller part of the economy.

Perhaps there are longer-term shifts underway that mean, for example, that durable goods should be a smaller chunk of G.D.P. than they were historically, or that business investment in intellectual property should grow and equipment spending shrink, or any other shift you might imagine.

This salsa should be a small but important part of a Mexican feast.

He was unable to say whether he believed the punishment should be a small fine or a long prison sentence.

The ideal RASSL activator should be a small molecule drug that is readily available from commercial sources.

He said bank managers, tellers and junior staff were doing their best so there should be a small cash bonus.

At least one of the five courses in a student's thematic concentration should be a small group seminar or a colloquium.