Sentence examples for naturally small from inspiring English sources

They are, anyway, naturally small trees; even after 10 years, they will be scarcely more than three metres tall.

It looks like a chain-link fence, so naturally small pieces of debris made it through — but so did larger ones.

Conceived by Jonathon Ward and Katha Cato, and written and directed by Ms. Cato, "Theater Soup" offers roles that should come naturally: small animals running around with a bad case of hysterics.

Ultra-weak couplings are technically naturally small due to a custodial shift symmetry of σ in the ζi→0 limit.

"It's a balancing act of the colonisation process when they move huge distances compensating for the fact that, because these populations are naturally small, they're more likely to go extinct," he said.

In this study we use a phylogenetic approach to compare and contrast bee communities associated with six small produce farms, eight large prairies, and five naturally small hill prairies in Iowa.

These Japanese pick-ups ape their US role models but are, naturally, smaller.

When the first ones turned red a couple of weeks ago, I figured they were tomato preemies, naturally smaller than the harvest that would follow.

But antibiotics have a naturally smaller market, particularly when compared with drugs that have to be taken for a long time, such as the cholesterol-lowering statins.

"Can't and Won't" is, naturally, smaller in scope than the "Collected Stories"—easier to chew, though also better to come to after the earlier work.

"Can't and Won't" is, naturally, smaller in scope than the "Collected Stories" — easier to chew, though also better to come to after the earlier work.