Sentence examples for is indeed small from inspiring English sources
Ashmead's Kernel is indeed small and drab, and crops poorly, but compensates with its astonishingly concentrated sweet-tart taste, reminiscent of fruit drops.
While the pool of potential mates for powerful women is indeed small, I suspect it is not solely the fault of the men.
Panasonic's DMC-G1 camera ($800 list price) is indeed small compared to popular S.L.R.'s like the Canon Rebel or the Nikon D90.
-- G. A. H., Blauvelt, N.Y. A. Échenon, which is indeed small (population, 673), is in the eastern Burgundy region, 26 miles south of Dijon, at the confluence of the Saône and Ouche Rivers, according to Martine Gérard, of EuroQuest in New York, which represents the regional tourist offices of Alsace, Burgundy and Champagne-Ardenne.
Holiday, Lorna Cowan, said: "Although this investigation was just a snapshot, it does raise concerns about the cleanliness of some budget hotel chains".The sample size is indeed small, but if these hotels are to take advantage of new guests downgrading from more expensive establishments, they have to match the smarter places on hygiene.
The probability of failure is indeed small, but how do we measure it?
Also, while Colorado is indeed smaller than twenty-one other states, it is larger than twenty-eight.
And while it is indeed smaller in scale than the grandiose Phantom (13 inches shorter, 3.5 inches lower), the Ghost is no compact car.
The Cool-er, at 7.2 by 4.6 by 0.4 inches, is indeed smaller than the original Kindle, by almost an inch in each direction, and it's far lighter and thinner than the Sony Reader.
For Ar, Kr and Xe seeded beams this results in a spatial width of about 12, 9 and 7 mm, respectively, which is indeed smaller than the spatial dimensions of the decelerator bucket.
Might the new "occult astronomy" shed light on the lingering question of whether Pluto is indeed smaller than its rival, Eris (named after the Greek spirit of strife and discord), as many have suggested since Eris's discovery in 2005?
