Sentence examples for be very small perhaps from inspiring English sources
The American presence will be very small, perhaps not more than 10,000 troops.
Here, that scene is very small, perhaps a swastika here and there.
Building lots are very small: perhaps 35 by 60 feet, 20 by 75 or 40 by 75, and variances and permits can be hard to obtain.
Spilios Spiliakos, 32, an Athens lawyer, says there are so many lawyers in the city that payments from the bar here are very small, perhaps a little over $1,000 twice a year.
The minority of Americans who do not believe in the God described in the Declaration is very small indeed; polls suggest perhaps 8percentt.
The brain is very small relative to body weight, perhaps an adaptation to their low energy nutrition [ 5].
A special category of parents included those who had experienced a difficult neonatal period and unknowingly continued to feed their children too often or too much due to lingering concern: Then it could be these children who were very small when they were newborn, and perhaps breastfeeding did not work and later on, they were slow to start eating small portions of real food.
This is perhaps because the inequality of inpatient price is very small for rich and poor.
This was perhaps not surprising since the effect size in our data set was very small (means ratio = 0.97; p‐value = 0.75).
Perhaps this is to be expected since the initial roll-out yesterday was very small.
