Sentence examples for small change to from inspiring English sources

The sums involved would be small change to, say, Argentina.

The pay was just enough small change to finance another alcoholic coma.

That's small change to the government but could make a big difference to golf courses.

Tin-button collectors have money or at least small change to spare.

The prize money of $5m is small change to many African leaders, who have clung to power for many years.

David Lipsey in the Times (paywall) says a relatively small change to the government's proposals would make them much fairer.

It's taking a relatively small change to the system and amplifying it into a much larger one.

The latter view won't fly, however justifiable and even though it is small change to the Treasury.

In 2002, for a New York Times feature, Anderson picked Truffaut's "Small Change" to watch and discuss with Rick Lyman.

One man who might possibly consider it small change to pay to see his team is Rafael Nadal.

In fact, we're unusually receptive to constructive criticism (look out for a small change to the weather page next week).