Sentence examples for becomes a very small from inspiring English sources
John F. Clark, director of the Marshals Service said in a statement that once the international manhunt began for Mr. Torres "the world becomes a very small place for a fugitive to hide".
But if you look at it, and the value of the whole country — maybe where the country has moved to and where it should be — it becomes a very small thing".
As Mr. Greenhouse, the placement director, said, "No matter how big you think New York is, when it comes to nannies and baby sitters, it becomes a very small place".
If we had government regulation over the product and the marketing of tobacco, we could reach the point where so few people would start smoking that the percentage of smokers would become a very small part of the population".
It is possible the artificial TECR has similar magnitude but opposite sign to the natural TECR, eventually rendering the computed TECR (a combination of both natural and artificial TECR) to become a very small value or even 0.0 TECU/s.
What was an easy diagnosis of a large piece of tissue becomes a very difficult diagnosis on a small piece of tissue".
Mary, who has died aged 95, was active in the founding of the Society of Women Veterinary Surgeons and in the 50s became one of a very small number of women on the council of the BVA.
She expects it to become one of a "very small number of dominant players".The industry has similar network economics to Amazon, eBay and Google, says Ms Koller, in that "content producers go to where most consumers are, and consumers go to where the most content is".
They deal in a single stock, Intel, and have become masters of a very small universe.
In comparison, the silver electrodes formed on not pre-strained PDMS became insulating under a very small amount of strain because of the formed micro-cracking of the silver film as a result of the applied stress.
