Sentence examples for traditionally smaller from inspiring English sources

There's some interesting work being done with micro-3D printers, which are traditionally smaller, more affordable and accessible.

Chalk it up to the season — the July show, one of three every year, is traditionally smaller than those held in May and September — and the sputtering economy.

Either AV and STV would give voters far greater choice at the ballot box – there would be no need to vote tactically or give up – since the voter's next preference vote could be used to prevent the dominance of the party they really want out, and the next preference of others could be used to bolster traditionally smaller parties they really want in.

Do you see, what do you see happening with traditionally smaller IPOs, $25, $50 million?

The platform and scale brought about by these online dating sites have been a huge benefit for singles, especially those with traditionally smaller social networks.

Remember that corn tortillas are traditionally smaller than flour tortillas.

"Traditionally, small vehicles have been thought of as being basic.

My family and friends make me laugh, as do animals that are traditionally small made huge.

But the studio's resurgence does not bode well for Italian productions, which are traditionally small and risk being pushed off their turf.

Traditionally, small businesses have had a hard time obtaining commercial credit, and that is worsened in rough economic times, several brokers said.

Do they have access to credit? A. Traditionally, small caps are financially more vulnerable than large caps, because credit markets tighten up on them.