Sentence examples for become too tiny to from inspiring English sources

A poster in an office piled deep with clutter reads, in large letters from the top, "Only gay men get AIDS," then, with each statement in smaller letters: "Only gay men and Haitians get AIDS," "Only gay men, Haitians and blood recipients get AIDS," and so on, until Asian women, Democrats, nurses and so many others are listed that the words become too tiny to read.

If, on the other hand, one assumes that all gene families are explained by lateral gene transfer only, then the vertical component of genome evolution disappears, and ancestral genome sizes become too tiny to support life.

Marcas," are too tiny to read around the perimeter.

Too tiny to free themselves, they can later be plucked off by the baiters.

The screw sets work by constraining nuts, since the screw threads were too tiny to be printed in the prototype.

That effect does exist, Young says, but it's too tiny to account for flashes.

As the lymph nodes, which are smaller than 3 mm, are too tiny to make them discernible, they are omitted.

The barcodes are too tiny to fit all on your screen at the same time.

However, quantum manipulations involving any more than a tiny number of particles together quickly become too hard to do.

Noll had become too hot to handle.

Become too diversified to fail.