Sentence examples for small but essential from inspiring English sources
The Bottom Line did the small but essential things right.
More than 15 million South Africans get small but essential welfare grants to stay afloat.
That is where a small but essential role comes in for force.
The local zip-maker had no dollars to import small but essential metal studs.
These were small but essential changes, such as new scoreboards, fresh turf for the pitch and the seating.
"Virginia worried and worried that she might have clamped a small but essential artery," L. Stanley James, a colleague of hers, later recalled.
Then again, if you define rock and roll as a combination of R. & B. with a smaller but essential portion taken from country music, with plenty of black gospel and some white pop mixed in as well, perhaps you think that it's all far too complicated to reduce to any specific first record.
That cut will save $1.4bn over five years and means new recipients of the aged pension would get around $7 a week less than current pensioners, and new Newstart claimants would get $4 a week less – amounts that seem small but are essential for people already living on so little, Acoss says.
The cast includes the accomplished Mexican leading man José María Yazpik and, in two small but plot-essential roles, Antonio Banderas and Penélope Cruz, both previous collaborators with the director.
"These changes seem small, but they are essential.
Archie Panjabi's role might be fairly small, but seems an essential foil to Stella here.
