UPSTAGING Nell Campbell is no small trick.
But for the biggest movies, staying current is no small trick.
But the room has one small trick, as Mr. Brucker slyly pointed out.
Finding even relatively small amounts of money to make and market a film is, of course, no small trick.
Gathering and analyzing data on so many aspects of patients' medical and social lives was no small trick in the study's early days.
Mr. Malloy made himself into something of a national figure in his first year, no small trick in a small state like Connecticut, by carving out a niche as a contrarian, unapologetic Democrat during an antigovernment, antitax wave.
LONG before joining the federal government as Russia's child rights commissioner and, more recently, becoming the leading force behind a ban on the adoption of Russian children by Americans, Pavel A. Astakhov transformed himself into a celebrity lawyer with mass market appeal — no small trick in a country where encounters with the legal system are as desirable as a tooth extraction.
Then, in 2001, came a watershed moment: "Junie B., First Grader (at Last!)." As reviewers often remarked, it is no small trick for an adult to write convincingly in the first-person voice of a child, but Ms. Park said that to her surprise, Junie's voice came almost unbidden.
These maps are only well defined up to homotopy, and using a small trick we can arrange the corresponding maps to be the standard inclusion of a fibre into a fibre bundle.
And, as shown in Section 3.4, the non-integer case can be treated by the standard algorithm using a small trick; however, this is at the cost of increased computational effort.
And that's no small trick, given the demands of the part.
