Sentence examples for small think from inspiring English sources

The initial numbers will be small — think Ashton Kutcher with palm trees — but Livingston expects that, in five years, the university will distribute between fifty and a hundred million dollars.

If TRIA is extended, the Treasury wants the floor raised to $500m, a figure that America's insurers (most of them small) think ridiculously high.This week, after months of little action, a compromise looked possible.

"We are very humble," he says, his unwitting use of the royal "we" perhaps making him sound rather grander than he intended.Start small, think bigIn the 1990s Mr Agarwal's copper and cable businesses grew on the back of the telecoms boom.

He had four suggestions: I might "spin off ideas" for a "smaller" greeting-card company or "one of the bigger companies that's trying to look small"; think of domain names for dot-com companies; write for Biography.com; or write for Slate, Salon or some other "high-end Web rag".

"Stay small, think big, find profitable oil," he ventures.

A point of pride for Chang is that Crashlytics SDK is very small — think 40 kilobytes.

"Small offices — think small accounting, architect etc. — work with M… but this works everywhere".

At Penn State, there is no choice but to get smaller and think smaller.

But it was a fairly typical event in the basement of a small think-tank.There are risks.

In any case, the phenomenon of these four significant talents emanating from one small think-well-do-good school can't be denied.

Yet when the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, a small think-tank, wanted money to study demography and its policy implications, German foundations yawned; America's Hewlett Foundation finally stepped in.Very gradually, think-tanks are becoming a factor in Germany's public policy.