Sentence examples for be too slender to from inspiring English sources

While efforts have been made to ensure that no one is better off out of work than in, the system is complex and the margins may be too slender to provide an incentive.

A friends-of-Pervez government, including everyone but the MMA, the People's Party and Mr Sharif's faction of the Muslim League, might eke out a majority, though it would be too slender to last.The current parliament, however, is unlikely to deliver stable government.

This is partly because otherwise the atomic narrative alone is too slender to justify a book.

The Spaniard was offside but, much like Fernando Llorente's opener for Juventus in the reverse fixture, the margins were too slender for any criticism of the officials to seem reasonable.

At 180 pounds, he was too slender even for Ivy League football, so he turned to rugby at Princeton.

He wasn't my type-he was too slender and too blond-but he was gallant, and that was enough… We loved the excess, but we also felt as though it were make-believe.

A dose of calming simplicity after the crazed writhing of the previous entry, this essay in minimalist design is a paean to restraint and technical prowess – indeed it looks too slender to be true.

This "sacred space" was an ideal setting for a drama too slender to work on the stage.

But never be too quick to dismiss ideas, even those that are slender and seemingly obvious, because not everyone has them.

They figured out that you couldn't build just one slender monolith going straight up; otherwise it would be too weak to support itself.

The weight of history is too great to make the slender quest for closure sought by a young diver enough of an answering narrative.