Sentence examples for be far too small from inspiring English sources

The experiments would be far too small to have any climatic effects.

Calculations show that in an extreme year with a "probable maximum flood," the spillway would be far too small.

"The incentives will be far too small," he wrote in an e-mail, adding: "You really do need big disincentives (big sticks).

This could be true (those delegates have not actually been assigned yet), but the difference would be far too small to alter the dynamics of the race.

A smaller, more mobile ground force proved — disastrously — to be far too small for fighting insurgents or rebuilding a shattered Iraq.

With 40,000 expected at the Roi Baudouin stadium to watch Belgium play Argentina, over a quarter of a million expected at giant screens stationed across the country and roughly 5m TV sets tuned in to watch the match, the Grand Place will be far too small a venue this time.

Indeed, it was far too small.

The play areas (New York, Florida, Cuba) are far too small.

The rescue fund, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), is far too small to be credible.

May 2006 Researchers claim the Hobbit's brain is far too small to be microcephalic.

We can't really rely on using the post office, as it is far too small.