Sentence examples for be that a smaller from inspiring English sources

It may well be that a smaller, later-flowering or fruiting plant is much 'healthier' than another that is apparently out-performing it in every obvious respect because the less showy version can sustain that performance whereas the other has literally outgrown its resources.

Another explanation for the community spirit could be that a smaller population is a closer one, said Gretchen Casey, acting associate director of the Campus Village undergraduate apartments.

A possible explanation could be that a smaller proportion of men filled in the questionnaire compared to women.

An explanation for these findings might be that a smaller lesion may have the same echogenicity as a larger one because of different underlying pathology, for example, alveolar versus interstitial.

One potential explanation for this may be that a smaller average carotid artery diameter in women is associated with procedural stroke caused by in-situ thrombosis following more technically demanding surgery.

Could it be that small a world?

But what is certain is that a smaller percentage of American citizens will vote.

"Who's that?" asked a small child.

The implication was that a small crime was being used to cover up a larger crime.

"The latest information I have is that a small number have been injured.

What surprised experts was that a small problem had grown by 50percentt in three years.