Sentence examples for it's small scale from inspiring English sources

"The reason the police are citing for not pursuing an investigation is that this type of crime is so rife they haven't got the resources – they say that compared to some of the cases they are dealing with, it's small scale," says Sarah.

Because it's small scale, it doesn't feel as mean as, "I hate the way I look!

"It's smaller scale, but the same type of number crunching".

There is a wealth of social capital in communities, and much of it is small scale and unrecognised.

"Divertimento No. 15" in 1983 had epitomized the sublime; in 1992 it was small scale, inconsequential, tame.

'It looks quite a big deal in a British context,' says Sandbrook, 'but it was small scale compared to Prague or Mexico City or even Paris.

"It is small scale, it repeats the patterns of the original facades in the restored ones, and the new higher floors are set back from the street wall to maintain scale".

The notion of developing RCB close to practice does not necessarily mean that it is small scale just because it is close to the coal face.

In common with most qualitative studies (limited by funding and time), it was small scale and the focus group and interview sample (volunteers) may have been unrepresentative of the majority of the population [ 30].

"To be a craftmaker, the nature of the beast is that it's small-scale.

It's small-scale, contained and a little underwhelming, filmed like the closing minutes of a Come Dine With Me episode.