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Definition of small-scale in English: small-scaleadjective smɔːlˈskeɪlˈsmɔl ˈˌskeɪl Of limited size or extent. a small-scale research project small-scale manufacturing Example sentencesExamples - The idea of developing a small-scale commercial quarry in Nunavut isn't new.
- It takes up to two years to build a windmill or small-scale hydro-electric project.
- Still, many of the most acclaimed prefabs are small-scale projects by less commercial architects.
- When the small-scale farming project became successful, the next step was to sell the produce.
- Women could begin a small-scale industry or trade and be self-reliant, Ponnuswamy said.
- Already, some research groups have carried out small-scale experimental fermentations.
- It's not bad, it's just limited, small-scale, almost obsolete when compared to some of the other tracks.
- As a result out of the 50 small-scale units set up there only 20 are running at this moment.
- The initiative would help small-scale sectors become the vendors, they said.
- Most of the relief work has been small-scale projects, volunteers and the local community.
- We need new policies to increase vastly the number of small-scale and community based energy schemes across the country.
- I do not see how that can possibly allow small-scale research on persistent organic pollutants.
- I've also seen the benefits that you can get from small-scale work.
- This chapter has been written to provide some advice for readers who might be carrying out a small-scale project of their own.
- Combining the small-scale successes of the various clubs, they hope to make that one event a big success.
- On one hand, it's a small-scale theatre festival that gives a leg-up to some of the newest and most creative names on the scene.
- Part of the deal is that volunteers have to use what they learned for a small-scale scheme to benefit their communities when they get back.
- Under the last Conservative government, Britain had small-scale, controlled immigration.
- More than 1,000 cases of small-scale tax fraud were also identified by the Revenue last year.
- The courses are a perfect example of how a small-scale fringe theatre is doing its best to reach out and give something back to the community.
Synonyms little, compact, bijou small-time
Definition of small-scale in US English: small-scaleadjectiveˈsmôl ˈˌskālˈsmɔl ˈˌskeɪl Of limited size or extent. a small-scale research project small-scale manufacturing Example sentencesExamples - The initiative would help small-scale sectors become the vendors, they said.
- It's not bad, it's just limited, small-scale, almost obsolete when compared to some of the other tracks.
- I do not see how that can possibly allow small-scale research on persistent organic pollutants.
- Already, some research groups have carried out small-scale experimental fermentations.
- The courses are a perfect example of how a small-scale fringe theatre is doing its best to reach out and give something back to the community.
- Under the last Conservative government, Britain had small-scale, controlled immigration.
- As a result out of the 50 small-scale units set up there only 20 are running at this moment.
- Still, many of the most acclaimed prefabs are small-scale projects by less commercial architects.
- On one hand, it's a small-scale theatre festival that gives a leg-up to some of the newest and most creative names on the scene.
- Most of the relief work has been small-scale projects, volunteers and the local community.
- Combining the small-scale successes of the various clubs, they hope to make that one event a big success.
- The idea of developing a small-scale commercial quarry in Nunavut isn't new.
- It takes up to two years to build a windmill or small-scale hydro-electric project.
- I've also seen the benefits that you can get from small-scale work.
- More than 1,000 cases of small-scale tax fraud were also identified by the Revenue last year.
- Women could begin a small-scale industry or trade and be self-reliant, Ponnuswamy said.
- Part of the deal is that volunteers have to use what they learned for a small-scale scheme to benefit their communities when they get back.
- We need new policies to increase vastly the number of small-scale and community based energy schemes across the country.
- This chapter has been written to provide some advice for readers who might be carrying out a small-scale project of their own.
- When the small-scale farming project became successful, the next step was to sell the produce.
Synonyms little, compact, bijou small-time
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