Sentence examples for are sometimes so small from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme are farms where real work is done but which are sometimes so small or busy that they are not well equipped to handle visitors.

On electron micrographs, TSCs normally "capped" the nerve terminal in some NMJs (Fig. 2B D), but in others a marked interposition of the TSC between the axon terminal and the postsynaptic membrane could be observed, which was sometimes so pronounced that only a small part of the synaptic surface was accessible for neuromuscular transmission (Fig. 5).

From the metropolis of Miami to the small town of Sapulpa, Okla., communities are building pocket parks, sometimes so small that they have barely enough room for a swing set, to drive out sex offenders.

Microplastics are one of the biggest concerns, they are less than 5mm in diameter and sometimes so small small they cannot be seen by the naked eye making them virtually impossible to collect.

Sometimes they are so small they are invisible to the human eye.

When analysing the super gene it is still better to use the actual codon frequencies, but with individual genes the number of codons can sometimes be so small that the use of actual codon counts can be problematic.

These condition reports are sometimes available on the Web, so read the small print; sometimes one click can take you to them.

So they are sometimes nonplussed".

Small quartz grains are sometimes visible.

The Mini PenCam is so small it can be hard to keep steady, meaning that pictures are sometimes fuzzy.

Rural schools are often so small that one instructor must be responsible for multiple subjects, and sometimes multiple grades.