Sentence examples for small symptom of from inspiring English sources
The looming shortage of burial space is but one small symptom of the pain, present and future.
One small symptom of this improvement was the mildness of most British Muslim reactions to the 2007 award of a knighthood to the novelist.
One small symptom of this can be found writ large on cinema marquees the world over, thanks to the surprisingly large number of American films that use the word "American" in their title.
"Bill [Clinton] is every bit as black as Barack he's probably gone with more black women than Barack .Mr Young's faux pas is a small symptom of the Clinton campaign's troubles.
The transfer task is a small symptom of a big problem.
Finally, the oath of honor is a small symptom of a larger battle raging in the heart of B-schools: professionalism.
Dr. Edwould J. von Dijk of Erasmus Medical Center in the Netherlands looked for evidence of small, symptom-free strokes in the brains of 1,077 elderly people.
The substitutions made in the Oxford Junior Dictionary – the outdoor and the natural being displaced by the indoor and the virtual – are a small but significant symptom of the simulated screen life many of us live.
As the CIA director, George Tenet, arrived at the Senate yesterday to give secret testimony on the Niger uranium affair, it was becoming increasingly clear in Washington that the scandal was only a small, well-documented symptom of a complete breakdown in US intelligence that helped steer America into war.
Little Mosque on the Prairie insultingly treated small towners as racists, but it was OK because in the world of Little Mosque, racism wasn't a social and economic problem that manifested itself in systematic discrimination and prejudice, it was a harmless symptom of small-town eccentricity that could easily be cured by the tolerant values of a big city liberal.
"This," the mayor said, "is maybe a symptom of a small group of folks on the force who have a culture.
