Sentence examples for smallest often from inspiring English sources

The sun bear (Helarctos malayanus) is the smallest, often weighing less than 50 kg (110 pounds), and the largest is a subspecies of Alaskan brown bear called the Kodiak bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi; see grizzly bear).

To respond adequately in the right tone, what is needed is silence, calm, care and the chance to rethink things and return to places, to assess even the smallest, often latent signs which are there, hidden in the landscape.

To respond adequately in the right tone, what is needed is silence, calm, care and the chance to rethink things and return to places, to assess with great dignity even the smallest, often latent signs that are there, hidden in the landscape in a sense its watermark to then throw everything open to debate, start afresh, and listen once again.

Virginia Cervantes, from the Social Sciences Institute of the National University of Mexico, says the problem of finding fresh water is compounded by social inequality that ensures that the biggest consumers almost never run out, while the smallest often do.

This means inhabiting small, often windowless and unsafe, rooms.

Decisions are made collectively by a small, often invisible elite.

She's physically small, often confused and unwell.

The grants were small, often less than $100,000.

Offstage, Grimaud, who is small, often resorts to standing on the balls of her feet.

In general, the crowds are small — often fewer than 30 people — and the applause is tepid.

She was small, often called a little thing, but deliberate and determined in her manner.