Sentence examples for smaller at the end from inspiring English sources

If that happens, Italy's economy will be smaller at the end of 2013 than it was 10 years earlier.

The ONS said that new data showed that the UK had performed worse than originally believed, leaving the economy 5.1% smaller at the end of the third quarter of 2009 than it had been a year earlier.

The ONS said the economy was 0.1% smaller at the end of the third quarter than it had been a year earlier, and shrank by 3.1% from its pre-recession peak in early 2008.

"Under the scenario in which all his stated policies become law in the manner proposed, the economy suffers a lengthy recession and is smaller at the end of his four-year term than when he took office," Moody's said in a report issued in June.

Churchillian rhetoric of the "blood, sweat and tears" type is not really Hammond's style, even though on this occasion it would have been merited because the economy is now going to be £49bn smaller at the end of the current parliament than previously envisaged.

And despite growing at a quicker rate than babies born on time, their brains were still 2% smaller at the end of three months.

She had become so small, at the end of her life, that she was barely taller than the artichoke plants.

Small overdeepenings form at the base of the headwall in steady-climate simulations, when the glacier is small at the end of the model run.

The publishing equivalent of leaving diet pills and a dress two sizes too small at the end of your kid's bed.

The number of deaths was small at the end of the study period (mainly in Cuatro Santos) limiting the statistical power in the multivariate analysis.

In WKY/NHsd, animals in the 1 mg/kg exposure group produced more responses during the first sessions than animals in the other exposure conditions, whereas this difference was small at the end of testing.