Sentence examples for smallest in terms from inspiring English sources

"Radio remains the most heavily regulated [media] and yet is smallest in terms of turnover.

Of the residential solar-power companies with national aspirations, Sungevity is among the smallest in terms of market share.

Hainan is the southernmost province of China and is also the smallest in terms of land area.

By far the most violent-although, fortunately, among the smallest, in terms of the area that a single storm strikes - is the tornado.

In fact, the newest division of straw weights accounted for 5.1percentt of the annual total, while the female bantamweights fought in just 4.1percentt of fights, meaning the newest division is not even the smallest in terms of competition.

Within the EU-15, Luxembourg is by far the smallest (in terms of population) and simultaneously also the richest country.

The cycle, although small-scale in terms of forces, feels monumental.

We're still relatively small in terms of units.

The upstart competition is relatively small in terms of circulation.

The site is still small in terms of traffic.

Maya states tended to be relatively small in terms of the territories they controlled.