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small-scale

[smawl-skeyl] / ˈsmɔlˈskeɪl /




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A small-scale 2012 study by Australian academics suggested that girls at primary schools were "significantly more active" during breaks and at lunchtime when they wore their sports uniform rather than their winter uniform.

From BBC

Any delay could have big consequences for small-scale cattle farmers like Nompumelelo Ndlovu, who has about 20 animals and makes money from buying and selling them.

From BBC

Interestingly, beyond a couple of small-scale events, there hasn’t been much talk of sending him out on the road again.

From Salon

Other types of licences include permits for sand extractions, small-scale exploration or scientific research.

From Barron's

Some small-scale, independent news sites founded in the past five years have built audiences via a crowdfunding model, though they still face political and financial pressures.

From Barron's