Sentence examples for smallest during the from inspiring English sources

Differences in net radiation are smallest during the late summer when snow is absent.

The (text{UEN}_{c}^{I}) decreased from 1 in 2012 to 0.8675 in 2013 and continued to decreased to 0.8269 in 2014, both of which were the smallest during the 7 years.

Economic differences between Guangdong and Hong Kong were possibly smallest during the early 20th century and greatest after 1945; nevertheless there was probably always a relative difference in favour of Hong Kong.

A possible explanation is that the exposure estimates were based on the residence around the third month of pregnancy; thus, the potential for exposure misclassification was the smallest during the first trimester.

(Prices are generally lower and crowds smaller during the coming low season).

Those differences have played out in ways both dramatic and small during the special session, which began here on Monday.

The trial revived memories of the violent racial conflicts that erupted in many American cities, large and small, during the 1960's.

Clarke freely admits that "the venues became smaller" during the 90s, but more recently he has been experiencing a definite upswing.

In the most productive irrigated areas, farms are often smaller than two hectares and, despite mass migration from the countryside, have been getting even smaller during the past three decades.

With the benefit of hindsight, our troubles seem quite small – during the routine 12-week pregnancy scan, my girlfriend and I were informed that our baby had a 1 in 22 chance of developing a chromosomal abnormality.

Told from Halley's point of view and also involving first love and changing familial relationships, this is a really special story about how friendship survives changes and trials, both big and small, during the teenager years.