Sentence examples for to its smallest from inspiring English sources

This coalition against a caste system based on race and sex turned the country on its head — until it was divided by giving the vote to its smallest part, Negro men.

Its trade surplus narrowed to its smallest for a year.

The Defense Department "proposed cutting the Army to its smallest size in 74 years," said the Washington Post.

His latest step in rebuilding Tesco's reputation is to speed up payments to its smallest suppliers by a month.

"The really hilarious thing was the extremes they went to to portray The New Republic down to its smallest detail".

Elsewhere, Britain's goods trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed in February to its smallest since February 2010 at £6.8 billion.

The field of neuroscience has long sought to discover how complex behaviors emerge, mapping the brain to its smallest and most detailed level.

The government made efficiency savings worth £14.3bn last year as the civil service shrunk to its smallest size since the second world war.

But it is surely incumbent upon anyone set on taking the size of the state to its smallest for many generations to tell us what than means.

Sea ice in the Arctic has shrunk to its smallest extent ever recorded, smashing the previous record minimum and prompting warnings of accelerated climate change.

David Cameron will argue that Britain needs another historic round of spending cuts, this time to hack back the state to its smallest size since the 1930s.