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small change

NOUN
  1. a trifling sum of money

How To Use small change In A Sentence

  • But it does permit small changes to take place and accumulate from one generation to the next.
  • So it was not surprising that small changes in the environment could make their effects disappear. The Runaway Brain: the Evolution of Human Uniqueness
  • See what is working well and the one small change that can make a wonderful difference. The Sun
  • Perhaps not NDS specifically, but "modern evolutionary theory," "standard model of evolution" and whatever else you want to call it has always assumed evolution proceeds by incremental small changes in phenotype by virtue of the relative success of certain minor variations. Approaching Difference, Not Likeness
  • Tomorrow's campaign, however, is about doing what you can, small changes that make a cumulative difference, so even a windowbox of herbs or a few pots of lettuce is a tasty, enjoyable way to cut down on the food miles of what you eat. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's climate-friendly recipes
  • See what is working well and the one small change that can make a wonderful difference. The Sun
  • He spent $10 million on a race horse, but that's just small change to him.
  • You see family life through fresh eyes and a small change makes a big difference. The Sun
  • Stock prices are gyrating wildly often superimposed on small changes in earnings estimates.
  • Therefore, if optimality is to be achieved, a small change in nutrient concentration must sometimes precipitate a large change in the enzymatic composition of the bacterium.
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