Sentence examples for not particularly small from inspiring English sources

(But the transistors are not particularly small, and I.B.M. has no idea how to mass-produce them).

That create most of the jobs in our society!" The thing is, some of those businesses are not particularly small.

Sony's original idea was that a smaller cassette could lead to smaller camcorders, so it's strange that the IP220, though easily coat-pocketable, is not particularly small (3.9 by 3 by 5.4 inches, about 1.5 pounds).

The coffins were not particularly small, perhaps testimony to the difficulty of finding small coffins when 20 6- and 7-year-olds in one town are killed in a single, sudden and thus-far unexplainable act.

If we consider the total number of OR genes and TAAR genes, the number is not particularly small in teleost fishes compared with that in tetrapods.

A few major companies engage closely with universities but many firms still do not, particularly smaller enterprises who could benefit greatly.

Logica is still not particularly smaller than Infosys (around £4bn revenues versus $7bn for Infosys) and so the deal is just too big to swallow and digest – especially since only about 20%-30 20%-30gica is worth buying (the Australian business, the UK payroll processing business, the French business in total, the GCHQ side of the old Admiral business).

North Hollywood isn't particularly small, but it doesn't carry the same weight as the other places around it". Greg Kot calls Hunt's compositions "frisky and playful", and writes that most of the album's lyrical setting is North Hollywood "in decline, populated with hustlers, two-timers... Money is tight and girlfriends are fickle.

There also are a few charming, and not particularly ideological, small paintings of roosters.

Rat droppings are more of a possibility, although they are "not particularly harmful in small quantities," says Sanders – so at least that's reassuring.

Also, the Surface Book is not particularly light or small.