Sentence examples for smallest to date from inspiring English sources

(See "Facebook Bows To Peer Pressure").. Facebook is now roughly three times the size it was when the last privacy debacle took place, and the recent uprising is perhaps its smallest to date.

The teeth were too small to date directly, but decorative shell beads uncovered in the same archaeological layers as the teeth were found to be 41,000 to 45,000 years old.

The number of sample cases of colonic diverticular hemorrhage treated with endoscopic band ligation (EBL) has been small to date.

If they integrate DoubleClick well and effectively monetize YouTube, which we consider one of the least monetized sites on the Internet, they could start tapping into a bucket, which is display advertising – very small to date.

The effect of migration from Eastern to Western Europe is unclear, but absolute numbers of European migrants diagnosed with HIV are small to date [ 56].

Despite the number of participants in the present study being relatively small, to date, this is the largest series described in adults.

The smallest trail to date was in the village of Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire, which had about 15 stalls.

The curved edges and minimal bezel of the 5.5in phone make the S7 Edge one of the physically smallest phablets to date.

CBS also got a boost from "CSI: New York," which dominated the 10 p.m. hour (17.1 million), while ABC's new drama in that hour, "The Nine," drew its smallest audience to date (8 million).

Monster Micro is Monster's smallest loudspeaker to date.

As far as we know, this value is the smallest one to date for nickel sulfide based OER catalysts as shown in Fig. 6 and in Additional file 1: Table S1.