Sentence examples for smaller capitals from inspiring English sources

Art exhibitions and cultural festivals much enriched Australian life, most substantially in the smaller capitals.

The layout combined exquisitely light woodcuts by an anonymous illustrator with roman types by Griffo utilizing new, smaller capitals; Griffo cut these types after careful study of Roman inscriptions.

"SORRY I PAINTED THE WORD TWAT ON YOUR GARAGE DOOR" is the entire text of one of his image-less drawings (or whatever you want to call them); "PLEASE EXCUSE THE TERRIBLE INJUSTICE" (and in much smaller capitals, below: "THANK-YOU") is that of another.

This may have reduced the numbers of services overall in the smaller capitals.

Lower investment means a smaller capital stock, less capital per worker and hence lower wages.

Additionally, the combination of two unit operations in one apparatus leads to smaller capital expenditure.

Morgan Stanley has struggled with its smaller capital base and an undiversified business.

"Though it is a smaller capital market than New York, AIM is much more globally focused".

So the CBO already takes into account the effect of a smaller capital stock on potential output.

"The company now needs to show that it can grow the business from its smaller capital base," he said.

Fewer workers, other things being equal, means the economy needs a smaller capital stock, even if some of those workers are clever old sticks.