Sentence examples for small meant from inspiring English sources

Small meant large, as readers have come to realize.

Until two or three hundred years ago, small meant the scabies mite; there was nothing smaller, nor, as a result, was there an adjective to describe it.

("Very small" means thirty-four different species).

"Small means the founder is close to the decisions that matter and can make them quickly.

"Small means the founder makes a far greater percentage of the customer interactions," he writes.

Eels from the Sieg were relatively small (mean length 47 cm, mean weight 203 g).

Replicate measurements showed that measurement error was very small (mean 0.6%, range 0.007 to 2.31%).

(These days, "smaller" means budgets in the range of $50 million to $100 million).

A little bigger means greater screen area; a little smaller means better portability.

When multiple, the individual lesions are usually even smaller (mean diameter 9 vs. 13 mm) [ 3].

People often think small towns means small minds, but that wasn't the case for Budd.