Sentence examples for smaller according to from inspiring English sources

Satellite images of the swearing-in ceremony suggested, however, that the actual size of the throng might have been smaller, according to experts who reviewed the images.

And the DRC's share is even smaller: According to the US Geological Survey, it was only responsible for around 0.5% of the world's supply in 2009.

He said a cell therapy approach of this kind would allow a brown fat deposit of cells made from the patient's skin cells to be made larger or smaller according to need.

The deposit had to be smaller, according to Benjamin Keiser, manager of the Department of Environmental Protection's Bureau of Coastal Engineering, because the ocean currents eroded the fill away almost as fast as the workers could pump it there.

The percentage of authors who make good is getting smaller, according to agent Jonny Geller, but publishers have a chance of survival if they stay ahead of the game.

Even with the recession technically behind them, some 73 percent of Americans who are in school or have school-aged children said their back-to-school budgets were either the same as last year's or smaller, according to a Chase Slate — U.S. News Monitor survey in August.

Also "small," according to Mr. Henderson.

(It was small, according to one spurned lover).

A few committee members thought the effect of the decision "would be quite small," according to the minutes.

For an outdoor runner, Bennett was "simply too small", according to Black, to have ever reached the pinnacle of his sport in the individual event.

Campaigns can start small, according to Future First: an ambitious appeal for a new science block won't work anyway without strong alumni connections nurtured over time.