Sentence examples for become too small as from inspiring English sources

A second meetinghouse was built in 1761, but by the 1820's, it had become too small as the eloquent preaching of its popular pastor, the Rev. Lyman Beecher, attracted many new members.

The process was repeated until one of the three following conditions occurred: (1) no more subdivisions were possible because all of the positions had been used; (2) no significant dependencies were observed; or (3) the subdivided datasets became too small as to no longer provide reliable data (< 500 sequences).

The population of concepts should not become too small because real-world discourses usually include many different aspects as well.

When the numbers of deaths among former smokers are subdivided by the age when they stopped smoking as well as birth cohort (before or after 1920), they become too small for the analyses to provide statistically reliable estimates.

This table only provides descriptive trends, we cannot account for every zone of residence nor test for significance within type of residence as the sample sizes become too small.

In the present analysis, dose steps of 0·5 g/d were used between adjacent dose ranges, except for the outmost dose ranges, as these ranges would otherwise become too small.

The NWs never become fully buried in the parasitic substrate growth, as the openings between the NWs become too small to allow adatoms to reach the bottom of the pits between them.

This implies that the total number of insurers in the market cannot be too large, as the per-insurer profits at (L_{oo}) would become too small.

Korea had become too small.

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.

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