Sentence examples for making it small from inspiring English sources

Honda has reduced the size of its fuel-cell "stack" by a third, making it small enough to stuff under the bonnet where a conventional engine would go.

Beyond that, he adds, "Making it small is the best way to make a house green".

So far, though, the service has just 12,000 users, making it small in comparison to other far-right meeting places such as Stormfront.

The transmission requires only two-thirds as many parts as conventional four-speed automatic transmissions, the researchers said, making it small and cheap enough to be installed in medium-sized cars.

The scanner weighs approximately two and a half pounds and is about the size of a heavy-duty flashlight, making it small and light enough for an engineer to carry around during inspection.

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By making it smaller, by dividing it up," she said.

They are making it smaller and smaller and one day it will be finished".

At my company, we call this crunching the container — making it smaller.

"Imagine taking a four-lane highway and making it smaller," Mr. Borghese said.

You're not expanding, you're making it smaller effectively," she said.