Sentence examples for survival of small from inspiring English sources
In the past few decades, the U.S.D.A. has paid only lip service to the survival of small farms.
The survival of small firms "could be endangered" by the centralization of markets and regulation, he said.
Against these odds, survival of small banks with a social and environmental mission is even more impressive.
First, I hadn't realised Latin was so widely taught outside private schools (investigation revealed this was due to the survival of small pockets of grammar schools).
They pledge to look beyond economic growth and worry more about well-being and the survival of small shops.
The outcome will affect other communities around Britain who are fighting at least 30 similar plans amid mounting concern about the survival of small shops against fierce competition from the food giants.
Ms. Quinn said Thursday that she could not support the measure because she feared that it "threatens the survival of small-business owners".
[C8.] Survival of Smallest Flash Cards Vast improvements in flash memory cards -- products capable of storing hundreds of photographs -- have made the sharp growth in digital camera sales possible.
With relatively low production costs, these firms can afford to keep shipping iron ore in spite of the sliding prices that threaten the profitability and survival of smaller miners, whose production costs are higher.
Fecundity of transgenic females may be lowered due to lower survival of smaller eggs, which is a consequence of larger female size (Hallermann et al. 2007).
Infected mongoose troops are now widely identified across the landscape, including protected areas and urban centers, and high mortality rates threaten the survival of smaller troops.
