Sentence examples for though on a small scale from inspiring English sources

The administration said Thursday that given American intelligence assessments that Syria had used chemical weapons on multiple occasions, though on a small scale, it would step up support for the rebel forces opposed to the government of President Bashar al-Assad, including providing them with some limited weapons.

Coal from the Fingal Rivulet valley is used, though on a small scale, in manufacturing industries.

Those programs were highly successful, though on a small scale, producing more than half a million new household subscribers to Internet service, Commerce Department statistics show.

Again he distinguished himself, though on a small scale, and he was subsequently elected a member of the French National Assembly at Bordeaux.

Some wind power projects are being in existence and operational (though on a small scale).

And with the activity comes a risk that it could resemble the Internet bubble of 1999, though on a smaller scale.

Such "disappearances" have continued to the present day, though on a smaller scale, despite the restoration of democracy in 1986, according to rights advocates.

Though on a smaller scale and in a subtler manner, it has in many ways taken a page from the United States Federal Reserve's playbook for the 2008 financial crisis, which has been roundly criticized in Europe as a reckless bailout that risks setting off uncontrolled inflation.

"Though executed on a small scale, they were never conceived as miniatures and avoid any suggestion of daintiness," John Fleming and Hugh Honour write in The Penguin Dictionary of Decorative Arts (Viking, 1989).

Though the effort is on a small scale, Nicholas Negroponte, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology computer scientist who is also engaged in the effort to aid Cambodian villages, said the project demonstrated that the global impact of the Internet could ultimately serve to reverse the disparity between urban wealth and rural poverty.

Burhanpur developed an extensive trade in muslin, gold and silver brocade, and lace, which declined during the 18th century, though such industries still continue on a small scale.