Sentence examples for small in the first from inspiring English sources

Reports say the corporate tax cut is expected to be small in the first year and will grow in following years, but that's where the detail ends.

Media analyst Enders has predicted that the market impact will be small in the first three to five years but could be "significant" after that.

Democrats say that they believe Republicans will be reluctant to oppose the expanded veterans money in an election year and that the cost is relatively small in the first year, though it would expand quickly and significantly in subsequent years.

Detailed evaluation of the relative importance of these two classes of mechanisms shows that they compensate nearly exactly at moderate strains, so that volume strain is very small in the first stage of the tensile tests.

McNabb, who spent most of his rookie season watching from the sideline, threw two touchdown passes to Torrance Small in the first half and added two more scoring tosses to Charles Johnson in the third quarter when the Eagles opened a 35-14 lead.

A full-order state observer for a class of nonlinear continuous-time systems is presented as generalization of the high-gain observer for having a time-varying gain that is let to be small in the first time instants, increases over time up to its maximum, and then is kept constant.

In the first case the economically desirable ratio of the day and night current is very small, in the second case it is substantially larger.

This explains why the differences are large in the first and small in the second example.

Unsurprisingly, the average bill is smallest in the first case, with diners ordering 1.67 dishes on average.

Their conclusion: even with the second crisis, the cumulative loss of income and employment is far smaller in the first scenario.

In 1954 she played the role of Lily Smalls in the first production of the play, which featured Richard Burton as First Voice.