Sentence examples for had too small from inspiring English sources

Western Australia was too isolated and had too small an infrastructure of investment and population for rapid growth.

Besides, Ms. Figueroa said, in a district that enrolls 50,800 students, roughly 32,000 of them Hispanic, the classes had too small an impact.

"Were we to make the same proposals today, some peer review committees would come to the conclusion that the research had too small a likelihood of success to merit support".

WikiHow had 1.1 million visitors in July, Wikia had just over 270,000, and several other wiki sites had too small an audience to be measured by the Nielsen/NetRatings methodology.

After a turn on the grill, it was filleted on our table, which had too small a surface for the procedure, but the delicate, fine-textured flesh was superb, as was the meat of sweet, firm swordfish and chunky amberjack, all roasted to supple tenderness.

And at last tomorrow Nigel Mansell steps back on to the scary rollercoaster after missing two seasons in the United States as well as, ludicrously, the first two South American races of this new Formula One season because the new McLaren they built for him had too small a seat for the wide-haunched veteran West Midlander.

And we have too small a sample size on Ponder.

"South Africa has too small an economy," Mr. O'Neill told the newspaper, The Mail & Guardian.

"The biggest mistake people make in trailering is having too small a tow vehicle," he said.

If the robust showing in August proves inauspicious, banks may find they have too small a fee pie from which too many slices will need to be cut.

Overseas investors simply have too small a share of the Chinese market for there to have been any meaningful financial integration.