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small

[smawl] / smɔl /




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Venezuelans abroad have struggled, leaving parents and small children behind as they spread out across the globe.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We will face more obstacles to growth, and inflationary pressures may intensify. As a small and open economy, Singapore cannot fully shield ourselves from these headwinds,” Wong said.

From The Wall Street Journal

This means smaller firms, which tend to be more focused on innovation and have a younger workforce, may be more attractive to younger entrants than traditional "prime" contractors.

From BBC

Manufacturers often choose to swallow small cost increases, but big ones tend to get passed on to consumers.

From BBC

“He knew the Rose Bowl better than any place,” said Turi Ann, preparing to have a small group of family over to watch the game, as she does every year.

From Los Angeles Times