Sentence examples for smallest by a from inspiring English sources

The newest entrant, loss-making since launch and the smallest by a country mile, Three has argued vocally for protection from regulators to ensure this remains a four-player market – which could create some interesting dilemmas as it pushes for consolidation in Austria.

"You have boxes that get smaller by a calculated amount.

Each of the new recruits is smaller, by a distance, than the men they replaced.

A UK steel industry that employed 30,000 at the start of last year will soon be smaller by a fifth.

So the ratio of light hitting the edge versus the muffin is smaller by a factor of thirty-six".

It is smaller by a room than the others we've looked at; and costs more by... oh, about a hundred grand.

The rather loose title covers a wildly assorted gathering of works (mostly small) by a starry cast of artists from Goya to Picasso to Lucian Freud.

Black nurses, whose numbers were kept small by a humiliating quota system, were greeted with the news that they would be permitted to treat black patients only.

Those of polymers are smaller, by a factor of about 50, than those of metals.

Nevertheless, the promotion observed by Co addition was small (by a factor of ∼3.2).

For shear skin displacements, the threshold may be even smaller by a few tens of a percentage point [35].