Sentence examples for nearly too small from inspiring English sources

That computes to an ERA of 0.58, a number that reads like the finest of print, nearly too small to see.

You must go to Al Aqsa,'" recalled Kuttab, a Christian Arab who drove Ali to the third holiest site in Islam in a Fiat that was nearly too small for the towering athlete.

They decided that two-bedrooms there, for nearly $800,000, were too small.

However, even with nearly a third of intron-containing genes showing differences in splicing levels over the course of infection, nearly all changes are too small to warrant strong evidence of regulatory splicing.

Bad study, Broadcasting Board of Governors spokesman Larry Hart responded: "The self-selected sample is too small, nearly half [were] Palestinian and some of them..

If the less prominent portion of the Kepler-14 binary system had not been detected, Kepler-14b's mass would have been incorrect by nearly 60%, and its radius too small by about 10%.

The Maldives is an archipelago of nearly 1 200 coral islands in 26 natural atolls, most of them too small for human settlement.

But, for nearly $2,500, it was both too small and too nice.

The total content of anatase in nearly pure rutile specimens is too small to be detected in the XRD patterns.

Furthermore, the number of occurrences of any set's motifs across the set of regions was too small for nearly any particular TF to bind its motif at most HOT regions.

The clip art was nearly all clichéd, the text far too small and, worst of all, the fonts weren't even uniform.