So far, it is just a small one.
If one has to do a job, then why not do a good job instead of a small one?" So now Mrs. Khan has to worry about raising 77,000 rupees, which is the annual fee at a private university in Delhi for a five-year law program.
In 2015 when the granddaughter needed to go to primary school, the couple found a good school in the downtown area; however, they could not afford the cost of renting a big house, so finally they had to rent a small one.
In so doing, she drew two contrasts -- a small one with Democratic rival Bernie Sanders, who would finance his own paid leave proposal differently, and a big one with the Republican presidential candidates, who wouldn't guarantee paid leave at all.
"We have finally shown that even a small one can be so powerful," Soria said.
The Irish team is a small one, so their space is in tiny in proportion to others - for example the 31-strong Russian contingent - but this year they are sharing with the United States, whose flag is draped alongside an Irish one on a dividing partition to mark their territory.
"Windows Phone is going to be the third largest OS on the phone side after Android and iOS, not too distant from iOS," Milanesi predicted, although she also noted that the gap between second and third place is a small one so Microsoft's mobile OS could push iOS into third place.
Here's a small one, but is it so small?
So I picked a smaller one: how does the cerebral cortex allow thoughts to become action?
Just a small one-story building, so he lived elsewhere.
