Sentence examples for small in area from inspiring English sources

Finally, Vermont is small, in area and population.

Generally census blocks are small in area; for example, a block in a city bounded by streets.

The United Kingdom, which is relatively small in area and has a fairly high population density, has undergone considerable change in its patterns of transport.

The Hudsonian and Arctic-Alpine zones, above 9,500 feet, are too small in area and too sparsely covered to be of great importance.

"The City," as it is known, is only a component, relatively small in area, of the larger urban area known as London.

The region, fairly small in area, is nevertheless important for its high agricultural productivity, intensive industrialization, and high degree of urbanization.

Contour intervals may be large for rugged terrains (80 or 100 feet) or they may be small in areas of low relief 10-200 feet).

The bandwidths are relatively small in areas where the data points are densely distributed and they are rather large in areas where the data points are sparely distributed.

I am allowed fresh air only at certain times of the day, in a small, fenced-in area adjacent to the halfway house.

Use some stones or lumber to build a small fenced-in area near the chicken coop.

It is slightly smaller in area than Portugal.