Sentence examples for becomes too small for from inspiring English sources

When the hive becomes too small for the swarm they send out scouts to look for a new site.

At the high-head range, the flow rate and the output must be large; otherwise the runner becomes too small for reasonable fabrication.

These steps can be repeated until the matrix becomes too small for any further reduction.

Compared with the corresponding results (Model 2s) in Tables 5 and 6 from the unbalanced panel, the sample size (person-years) is reduced by about 90% in the balanced panel and becomes too small for two regression models.

At some point, the cache becomes too small for the growing stream of access requests, so memory latency is no longer masked by the cache and instruction cache misses reduce more moderately.

The technical reason is that the likelihood value "underflows" (becomes too small for the computer to represent it) for large clusters of sub-observations, such as major cities.

Nantes became too small for me.

First medicine became too small for him, then the revolution became too small for him and then Cuba grew too small for him.

In the dictum of Daniel Bell, an American sociologist, "the nation-state has now become too small for the big problems of life and too big for the small problems".

For example, he quotes with obvious approval Daniel Bell's observation that the nation-state has "become too small for the big problems of life and too big for the small problems".

At the start, I was the older one, the one with more responsibility, but more and more, Che assumed this responsibility... in Walter's movie and in Gianni's documentary, you see how everything became too small for him.