Sentence examples for be small it would from inspiring English sources

The EU needs a common voice, but instead of grandstanding on Iraq or the Middle East, where its influence will always be small, it would do better to focus on what has always been its most successful foreign policy: expanding the club.

While any downgrade was expected to be small, it would probably increase turmoil in financial markets.

The grab would be smaller — it would appropriate perhaps three or four of North Carolina's fifteen electoral votes for the Democrats — but the hands would be just as dirty.

Councillor Mark Coker, cabinet member for transport, said although the replacement car park would be smaller, it would be "an open, more welcoming space for customers than the rather bleak and gloomy structure".

First, being small, it would be easier to make.

Dr. Rubach said that because the study was small, it would not be a good idea to draw any general recommendations from it.

So even if the odds of success are small, it would be rational — in Darwinian terms — for him to make the investment, because he would fail for sure if he doesn't.

Now, though the output is small – it would take 4,400 gallons of bioengineered yeast to produce a single dose of pain relief – the experiment proves that bioengineered yeast can make complex plant-based medicines.

And even if it were small, it would be my castle, because it has all our personal touches in it.' " But she acknowledged having received complaints about the scale of the house.

"We were very aware that Harvey was close to the Obama family," Mr. Zadan said, "and if we went through normal channels the odds were small it would happen".

Because it is small, it would be easy to park - perhaps using some sort of stacking system.