Sentence examples for has too small from inspiring English sources

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

Turning to transportation, Harvey applauded but dismissed the electric vehicle movement, which he said has too small a share of the market to make a difference.

Yet South-East Asia is proving rather resilient, even if the new kid on the regional block, reforming Myanmar, has too small an economy yet to have much of an impact.

They failed to distinguish between what could be done and what should be done.Herein lies the value of this occasionally dense academic work, which shows all too clearly what happens when the White House circle of decision-makers has too small a radius.

The Magic Mouse simply has too small of a surface area for more advanced multi-touch.

The plan has too small a scope and the impact of the catastrophe is greater than expected.

And we have too small a sample size on Ponder.

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

Focus Features decided the film had too small a foreign audience, and bowed out.

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

Neglecting this, the smaller particles in the size distribution will have too small values, already for sub-micrometer particles, naturally distorting also the mean value.