Sentence examples for need to be small from inspiring English sources

The front seats lack lateral support and you need to be small and agile to get into the rear.

The pieces can be perfectly square, oblongs or random shapes but they need to be small enough to be eaten easily.

We can never be a big city like the Sunday Times, said a third – we need to be small but perfect, like Sienna.

BRAC has shown that NGOs do not need to be small and that a little-known institution from a poor country can outgun famous Western charities.

"You also hear at the same time that you need to be small to compete, and that Southwest is eating your lunch.

And Dr Powers says if ICCAT's members cannot both enforce the rules and accept that the quotas need to be small, then a complete moratorium "may be the best way forward".ICCAT, which was created in 1969, is one of the oldest of what are known as the regional fisheries-management organisations.

Cars need to be smaller and lighter, no excuses.

"If these places do need to exist, they need to be smaller," Bryan said.

If desktop computers are ever going to get out of the home office, they need to be smaller, prettier and quieter.

The 2001 road map indicated that to continue at the present rate, the transistor would need to be smaller than nine nanometers by 2016.

The contracts need to be smaller, the agencies need to be, you know, need to recruit and to work hard to find people to bid on the state contracts.