i.e. using an html string like "<big>199</big> <small>km/h</small>" seems
to work,
although you cannot specify the sizes exactly...
Just a quick note, specifying big / small or similar is considered better
than specific sizes in the world of accessibility since they refer to a size
*relative* to the user's current default font - so if they have enlarged the
font to cope with having difficulty reading it, then an application won't
suddenly change to a font that is too small to be readable for the user.
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