Sentence examples for smallest areas from inspiring English sources

The most problematic census data concern census blocks, the smallest areas for which the bureau releases numbers, anywhere from a handful to a few hundred people.

The constitution also will not do away with the 80,000 pages of European Union laws and regulations that dictate what members can and cannot do in some of the biggest and smallest areas of life.

And that's O.K., said Rebecca Schreiber, a certified financial planner for Solid Ground Financial Planning in Silver Spring, Md. "People tend to focus on the smallest areas that have the least impact," she said.

And then we come to those vexatious "deserts", which the CSJ seems to have summoned into being by taking the smallest areas in the census (called "Lower Super Output Areas", and no I didn't have a clue what an LSOA was before this week) and conflating the LSOA with the electoral ward it's in.

Researchers from the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium have found that this summer's hypoxic zone in the Gulf of Mexico – the oxygen-devoid area of water colloquially known as the dead zone – covers one of the smallest areas recorded since scientists began measuring the hypoxic zone in 1985.

Census areas are arranged hierarchically with regions representing the most extensive geographical areas, and meshblocks representing the smallest areas.

For example, Tuttles Point, the smallest area, has approximately 45 homes.

Middlesex has the smallest area of any county in Connecticut.

Choose the smallest area.

But they are not small areas either.

Some smaller areas have other worries.