Sentence examples for become too small from inspiring English sources

Korea had become too small.

Scorpions increase in weight until the exoskeleton has become too small to allow further growth.

"The debate in Australia has become too small now," he says.

In Crash, though, the distinction between humans and things has become too small to be meaningful.

Their lives have become too small, too circumscribed, too claustrophobic for a couple accustomed to public life.

In May 1999, the municipal airport was shuttered because it had become too small to handle Austin's air traffic.

And though the church held community fund-raising efforts in the past, the congregation had become too small and too old to mount a preservation campaign.

As the influence of foreign banks spreads and efficiency counts for more, many local banks have become too small or too flabby to survive alone.

Now sharing 7,000 square feet in the Goosehill Elementary School, the space had become too small to meet the library's needs.

How far can we take a circular economy within the current legislative parameters and at what point do the wins become too small?

In its statement, Stairway said, "The fact simply is, however, our group has become too small to have a voice within the bankruptcy".