Sentence examples for could become small from inspiring English sources
Harari believed the silicon-based technology could become small enough to be the digital equivalent of Kodacolor or Fujifilm.
Russell suspects that as the images from Dawn get sharper, the spots could become smaller and shinier, until they reflect nearly all the sunlight falling on them.
Without an engine up front — the range extender is in the rear — the hood area could become smaller and the vehicle higher as a wide battery pack on the floor became the key element determining the vehicle's shape.
Other studies have argued that possible reasons that genomes could become smaller in general are gene loss, natural selection, or the occurrence of long terminal repeat (LTR) sequences of transposable elements [ 40].
It should be noted that the unknown As species might not be able to freely pass through the membrane, especially at the late stage of ultrafiltration, as the pore size of the membrane could become smaller with the progression of filtration.
But the A380 could be become small fry if another, even more outsized design takes to the skies.
Without a strong ethical context (in Buddhism, "right mindfulness" is only one element of the eight-fold path), motivation for practice could easily become small-minded.
A central question for Ackman is whether the company could simply become smaller in the United States and make up its business in China and other countries where the F.T.C. order doesn't apply.
Throughout the history of humanity, since the time of Greek, scientists believed that the material can be divided into small pieces so far as the smallest part could not become smaller, and the foundation of the material is based on these particles.
