Sentence examples for mean only a small from inspiring English sources

While phosphorous reserves are not running out, physical, energy and economic factors mean only a small percentage of it can be mined.

This year we have a theatre show about theatre, which can mean only a small chunk of the audience are up for it.

While Enron's problems are big, ImClone's, he said, would mean only a "small delay" in the 20-year process of bringing Erbitux, which Dr. Mendelsohn developed, to market.

He says the option of voting to leave but retaining free movement for EU citizens – to qualify for access to the single market – would mean only a small reduction in migration to Britain.

The thinktank said raising the threshold from its current level of £325,000 would mean only a small number of rich families would be obliged to pay the tax, raising very little revenue for the Treasury.

As one blogger and earlier tester points out that could mean only a small number of testers will be brought on initially, given TestFlight's limitation of 2,000 testers per application.

And by everyone, I meant only a small number of people, but those who counted.

Reports suggested that the lack of alternative routes for internet traffic meant only a small proportion of surfers were managing to get online.

In addition, almost two-thirds of Wyoming is owned by the federal government, which means only a small part of the state budget comes from property taxes.

He called Holder's comments great, even if they do turn out to be merely symbolic, and noted that only 10% of prisoners are in federal jails, which means only a small number of prisoners would be affected by these reforms unless states take action.

That means only a small percentage of words are assigned with high weight; most of words carries low weight.