Examples of using Even smaller in English and their translations into Russian
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Our flat hierarchy and low overheads enable us to complete even smaller orders at competitive prices.
Furthermore, quality data on causes of death based on civil registration systems are provided by an even smaller number of countries.
vacancies may soon become even smaller.
But if you're ready for even smaller bills, extra bonuses
in conditions of a difficult economic situation in the country, they become even smaller.
The move to increased direct access means that even smaller players could create critical dependencies within the financial system,
but representation decreases at the regional level and becomes even smaller in national legislative bodies and the cabinet.
there is a small Shia community and an even smaller Ahmadiyya community.
secret polls show an even smaller gap between them.
Sevruga, with even smaller eggs, is also known as Russian sturgeon; its caviar is recognized by its small dark gray fish eggs.
In 2002, field offices spent an even smaller part of the allocation(41 per cent)
electrons also consist of even smaller particles that are ethers.
Two cells were even smaller(1.20 x 2.20 m)
An even smaller fraction of this heat energy is usually utilised for heating purposes at the biogas plant.
However, after we started to produce granules, even smaller jewelers can come to us for purchasing, if they have some money.
Moreover, youth have an even smaller share of decent
Even smaller evaporators proven to have too-high refrigeration capacities according to the former testing method can be evaluated under real circumstances by means of the new proposed dimensioning method.
An even smaller set of six aperiodic tiles(based on Wang tiles)
An even smaller audience is able to fully cover not only the process of creating new images, but the process of their manufacture.
But due to certain reasons Georgia dissembles the fact that it is Georgia that attacked even smaller South Ossetia and killed the people of South Ossetia,” emphasized Kokoity.