It's a small world, but it wouldn't be as small if not for Hannibal's own dark compulsions.
Throughout much of the 2012 campaign, the debate and the stakes have seemed small, if not superficial.
As for the civil cases in American courts, the lawyers who bring them tend to recognize that the chances of actual financial recoveries are small, if not nonexistent.
Needless to say, their acting salaries are small, if not nonexistent, and it is this fact that allows community theaters like the Newman to remain affordable.
Yet many are predicting that the next Congress, whichever party wins control, will have a majority as small if not smaller in the House, and almost certainly smaller in the Senate.
Mr. Romney told the donors that the housing agency "might not be around later" and said the Education Department would be "a heck of a lot smaller," if not eliminated altogether.
That average would be considerably smaller if not for the 20,000-plus who ride the train each June to see the Belmont Stakes, the third leg of racing's Triple Crown.
If so, the average size will drop even more dramatically.Mr Bullard thinks the photovoltaic business is learning that small, if not exactly beautiful, is easier to get past environmental controls and planning consents, and handier if you want to feed into existing grids.
(At this point it's worth mentioning that music criticism is a small if not clubby world: I know socially some people who have contributed to Pitchfork, as well as Mr. Weingarten and Mr. Christgau, with whom I've had a smattering of professional dealings over the years).
As the share of the speculator becomes insignificant, that is, as 1 / n gets smaller, ϕ σ gets smaller if not negative.
