Sentence examples for smaller major from inspiring English sources

That suggests he has come to occupy a wide swath of the state's political landscape, denying Kashkari the sort of foothold required by Republicans, the smaller major party.

Concerts by orchestras large and small, major and regional, will be presented over nine days.

That's how it, a relatively small major league, still survives.

At about six inches, it is surely the smallest major sports trophy in the world.

Works large and small, major and minor all make their points sooner or later.

Warner, now the smallest major, gained some needed bulk in Parlophone.

Teams in the Games are small – major nations field four or five riders – so it is impossible to envisage any nation trying to control the race.

All of those extra planes converge on the smallest major airport in the United States, a 680-acre wedge of land with two stumpy, intersecting runways, a woefully limited network of taxiways and tiny, overstuffed terminals.

Although lead usage in the packaging industry is relatively small, major efforts are ensuring to eliminate lead usage.

Now it turns out the T-Mobile, which is the smallest major network in the U.S., happens to offer more minutes and other features than the others for a lower price.

Add to that Green Bay's distinction as the country's smallest major league sports market and they seem a nostalgic aberration amid megamoneyed rivals like the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots.