Sentence examples for be that a small from inspiring English sources
It may be that a small business brand could benefit from exposure within a local or sector audience.
"I'm always asked how can it be that a small country with five million people is having the largest experience with this worldwide," said Andersen.
On the other hand, it may be that a small window has been opened that looks on to an entirely new field: superatom chemistry.
As such, it could be that a small increase in the cost to use runways, and in fares, would lead to large gains in efficiency.There is one other interesting note to go along with the stories on the subject.
It may be that a small business only needs a person for projects or for part of the year, and having a more lenient 1099 definition would allow an independent contractor to be able to be employed by multiple businesses without having an increased redundancy in administrative work and other paperwork.
Could it now be that a small country of 11 million people (with an economy the size of Oregon), wrecked and weary from five years of austerity economics, has exercised old-fashioned democracy to undo a perhaps noble but fatally flawed dream of a single European currency?
The implication was that a small crime was being used to cover up a larger crime.
What surprised experts was that a small problem had grown by 50percentt in three years.
The biggest fear consumers have is that a small supplier might go bankrupt.
