Sentence examples for already too small from inspiring English sources

They forced cuts in Mr. Obama's stimulus package, which was already too small.

Others describe a cycle of the already too small airway getting progressively tinier until the person awakes without reaching the point of complete obstruction (a hypopnea).

Until then, their garage is an ideal parking space for baby gear that is already too small for their fast-growing 8-month-old son, Tyler.

SHANGHAI — A year after opening a flagship store here, Apple has a problem that any retailer would envy: the huge 16,000-square-foot space is already too small.

The brilliant first sentence of the novel packs his sense of abandonment into 13 poignant words: "Fin's funeral suit was a year old, worn three times, already too small".

The shabby visitors center there now is already too small for the 950,000 people who visit Stonehenge each year, let alone the additional onslaught of tourists expected for the Games, the lawmakers say.

And the apartment already felt too small.

Stephanie Fiore, for example, wondered where to store her many pairs of shoes, since her closet already seemed too small to fit all her clothes.

That MoMA could have spent so much money on a design that seems so unaccommodating — and already feels too small — for its growing audience is a travesty.

This was reflected in some of the arguments deployed by so-called "pro-European" Labour MPs who justified their demand for a reduction in the already far too small EU budget that the common agricultural policy pays excessive handouts to the richest landowners in Britain.

For example, across the entire economic spectrum and especially in low- and middle-income countries public sector resource allocation for mental health is disproportionately low, 2 and this from a pie that is already much too small.