Sentence examples for is too small to do from inspiring English sources

This sounds suspiciously as if government is too small to do its job properly.

That experience taught me that no job is too small to do well.

There are almost no donations from individuals, in part because the staff is too small to do the necessary groundwork.

There is a lot to love in this examination of Picasso as a portraitist but it is too small to do justice to his epic creativity and too staid to reveal the way he revolutionised the human image.

Mildenhall is too small to do so and will remain closed to new registrations for the foreseeable future, but the company says Mildenhall is one of its practices offering a "truly affordable private alternative" fixed-price scheme called access mydentist.

National Gallery, London, 12 October-15 January Picasso Portraits There is a lot to love in this examination of Picasso as a portraitist but it is too small to do justice to his epic creativity and too staid to reveal the way he revolutionised the human image.

The planes are too small to do much damage, he said.

The only tree around was the locust, and its leaves were too small to do anything with.

Agreeing with LATRELL SPREWELL, he believes the Knicks are too small to do anything significant this season.

But he added: "Chefs come through here and say, 'We're too small to do this,' or 'We're too big to do this.' "Who am I, Goldilocks?

So far, the tumors in his pancreas are too small to do any damage — and there's a good chance they will stay that way.