Sentence examples for small to a from inspiring English sources

Climate change went from being a small to a major issue.

Now, seven years later, my next battle has begun – moving from a small to a large charity.

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Curries are sold in sizes from a walk (small) to a triple (extra large), with extra bases meaning more rice, more curry sauce and more pieces of chicken or pork cutlets, shrimp or sausage will be piled on.

"Groups that are based in and working in specific places, that are relatively new, that are moving from a small to a medium-size budget, are doing some of the most interesting work," said Peter Bahouth, the director of the Turner Foundation in Atlanta, which has contributed to the league and other antisprawl groups.

When Sanger went to see him, he was conducting his research in a makeshift lab in Worcester, Massachusetts, that he'd raised the money for by going door to door, asking "housewives, plumbers, and hardware store owners to contribute — no donation too small — to a new institution they called the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology".

Paramedics had no better luck so they rushed Small to an Atlanta children's hospital.

"It looks small to an outsider, probably, but that kind of connection is important.

Volume was too small to support a successful distribution system.

There is no infiltrate too small to be a metastasis.

Tom Looney moved from a small city to a small town to set up a chemist's shop.