Despite its smallish population (120, 000), Evansville tops bigger metropolises like Miami, Chicago, Detroit and Washington, D.
Even smallish banks can pose systemic dangers: Bear Stearns was not big, but it still warranted a rescue.
Germany's Mittelstand, the closest Western equivalent of the chuken kigyo, also boasts many smallish world-beaters.
His council has a smallish budget, most of its members are unpaid and it produces reports.
He figured that smallish trials with no control group too often yield ambiguous data.
That's a smallish market and has less competition from giants like Monsanto and DuPont.
The smallish American presence on the ground was never much more than symbolic in any case.
Here we focus on the former group--smallish funds with moderate costs (see table, p. 232).
Because small is considered more exclusive, Armani and Bulgari plan to launch mostly smallish five-star hotels.
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Smallish United Nations outfits (dealing with climate change, for instance) are setting up shop.
Ashley Tellis thinks India can deter nuclear attacks with a few, smallish nuclear weapons.
Fear of bureaucratic attacks also explains a spate of Russian flotations, often of smallish stakes, in London.
But how does a smallish company in a remote country penetrate world markets on a small budget?
He criticised Euronext's launch last year of Alternext, a market geared to smallish firms, for increasing fragmentation.
Moreover, as the consultants acknowledge, planning constraints are not always daft: Britain is a smallish, crowded island.
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Be pickier still for a fund that trades smallish over-the-counter stocks, unless the fund itself is very small.
These places have plenty of high-design flourishes, but bare-bones service and smallish rooms that open onto a parking lot.
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Hong Kong is dominated by a large number of smallish brokers who cater mainly to the local retail trade.
He inspects pink kinki, a smallish plump snapper that is a regular on his menu, simmered in soy sauce.
An AC electric motor is a smallish hunk of metal wrapped in wire.
Other smallish government-run export zones followed in the 1980s, but they were dogged by poor infrastructure and tortuous bureaucratic regulations.
If you want to go down the scale a bit, you can get some comparative bargains among smallish U.S. producers.
Now he's returning with two films: the smallish War Horse and The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.
Every lender in the world will be competing for Sue's business - good income, smallish mortgage and loads of equity.
Beyond the fact that it happened, and some smallish business deals, there was little concrete to show for the summit.
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It is also a smallish town, and the dining choices, while varied, are still somewhat limited, especially at the high end.
It was a smallish buyer and a member of the RSPO, with a palm-oil policy in line with the industry standard.
Most of his playing days were in the midfield of De Graafschap, a smallish club with no history of winning silverware.
Top of the burglary league by a long chalk, with 5.5 break-ins per 100 households, was the smallish city of Nottingham.
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But the new central European members, though poorer than the European average, are smallish (except for Poland), and all are predominantly Christian.
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