Sentence examples for small provision from inspiring English sources

When, in 1924, her father died suddenly, leaving small provision for his family, a fairy godmother came to Alicia's rescue.

After five years at various jobs, he returned to Glasgow and opened a small provision shop, whose success led him to open other shops throughout the United Kingdom.

A small provision buried within the Workers' Compensation Act, a bill before the Illinois state senate, could wind up as a big headache for Chicago's retired football stars.

"This regulation could be modified or reversed, especially if Republican leaders try to use this small provision to perpetuate the 'death panel' myth".

In a small provision in the budget bill, Congress agreed to allow banks to house their trading of swaps and derivatives alongside customer deposits, which are insured by the federal government against losses.

Even Bush called on Congress yesterday to temper one small provision in last year's energy bill that offered oil companies a quick tax write-off of the costs of oil exploration.

Daad returned to Kabul when the Taliban fell in 2001 and now runs a small provisions store with his son.

Looking toward two of his Republican critics — Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, who will deliver his party's response to Mr. Obama's address on Tuesday night, and Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi — Mr. Obama expressed irritation that the measure's foes had singled out relatively small provisions to condemn the entire package.

Even small provisioning inefficiencies, such as failure to meet workflow dependencies on time or selecting the wrong resources for a task, can result in significant monetary costs [22, 135].

Even small provisions such as sweets and refunds of transport costs are described as benefits and apparently contribute to decision-making surrounding study participation.

Get small provisions for the classroom,having extra is good for unplanned events.