Sentence examples for small year from inspiring English sources
The phrase "small year" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as discussing a year with fewer significant events or achievements. Example: "After a small year of growth, the company is ready to expand its operations."
But year after year, people keep writing story collections and selling them to publishers large and small; year after year, they are reviewed and discussed and awarded prizes.
In both the state and New England contests, Choate and Hopkins place first or second in their respective divisions (medium and small) year after year.
To attain sample power the whole school year was surveyed in seven schools which had relatively small year groups.
This suggests the increase following the campaign launch was over and above a small year on year increase in presentations (see also Supplementary Figure S1).
Referrals increased by 3.8% for the pre-campaign control period (P=0.006) with evidence that this increase was significantly smaller than the increase for the campaign period (P<0.001), suggesting that the increase in referrals associated with the campaign period is elevated above a small year on year increase.
It is a small, year-long class, with the same instructor.
New York's Fire Island has a small year-round population and a thriving summer one.
The small year-round community on Nantucket Island, deeply shaken, turned to outside experts for help.
The Mail had a comparatively small year-on-year fall of 4.7% to 1.6m, despite reducing the number of bulks it sells by more than 16,000 copies.
It's a one-stop shop for hostess gifts and trinkets to take home, and it's all beautifully staged with the feel of a small, year-round craft fair.
The researchers' small, year-long pilot studies showed that poor, unskilled people could make valuable contributions to society as aides in a number of fields related to health, education and welfare.
