Sentence examples for means that small from inspiring English sources

This means that small proposals get held up indefinitely, as agencies face a backlog of submissions.

Large genomes impose large cell size, which means that small salamanders have relatively few cells.

This means that small companies will predominate and the chance of fraud will only increase.

This change means that small customers unable to switch gas suppliers will likely face higher gas costs.

That means that small issues -- a gunshot wound here, a bare buttock there -- can grow tangled up with larger ones.

Intuitively, continuity means that small changes in t produce small changes in f(t)—there are no sudden jumps.

Their mix of metropole and colony, race and urban identity, means that Small Island and White Teeth could fit well within Williams's English literary narrative.

This means that small drops in real earnings, which have happened month after month for six years, have had a disproportionate effect.

Leslie Young reminds us that McDonald's was once a fairly small operation: "That means that small businesses can offer their customers consistency too.

On the plus side, the project's proposed scale means that small businesses will spring up to charge, repair and enhance the machines.

Scarce land resources in dense cities means that small urban parks are important as a leisure and amenity resource for the urban population.