Sentence examples for a too small screen from inspiring English sources

✒To the press screening of Julian Fellowes's £11m mini-series Titanic, held by ITV in an untested venue with an inadequately soundproofed roof, a too small screen, unraked seating reducing visibility, and incessant drilling noise.

Everything works well but things like the too-small screen and ages-old administrative router interface ultimately hold it back somewhat.

You may get the users Facebook certainly has—but it is easy to overwhelm a user with an experience that packs in too much information into too small a screen size.

Child, too, was unlike anything else on television: six-feet-two, virtually hunchbacked, seeming too ungainly for a small screen, with a long, manly face, but one that was also remarkable for its intelligent expressiveness.

The difficult bit will be to find formats that are not too intrusive on a small screen.

There was a concern we were trying to do too much in such a small screen space, but we took this forward and recognised we could easily reduce the scope if that turned out to be the case.

The flat keys are surprisingly easy to type on (though the space bar is a bit too small) and the 10.4-inch screen is bright and highly readable.

The data collectors found the screen a bit too small for the form they had to fill in, which led to mistakes in entering the data.

In fact, I'm loathe to recommend it as an ebook reader simply because the screen is a tad too small.

The RedFly is a response to the simple problem of having too much information to display on a small screen.

The mobile version of any food website should feature concise messaging partnered with images in order to effectively stress key points without overloading or boring the user with too much text -- especially on a small screen.