Sentence examples for perhaps too small from inspiring English sources

At the time, the chief executive of JP Morgan, Northern Rock's bankers, expressed the view that the society was perhaps "too small" to justify its flotation.

An in-depth evaluation of the law concluded that the impact of even a more comprehensive ban would be "small at best and perhaps too small for reliable measurement".

"Should it be renewed, the ban's effects on gun violence are likely to be small at best and perhaps too small for reliable measurement," a Department of Justice-funded evaluation concluded.

But this box was white, and perhaps too small for a cake.

My feet, perhaps too small in the cleats, had gripped onto the pedals like ossified cashews, and my thighs had begun to feel like leaden tapioca, swimming around and dragging down on my bones.

My feet, perhaps too small in the cleats, had gripped onto the pedals like ossified cashews, and my thighs had begun to feel like leaden tapioca, swilling around and dragging down on my bones.

My heart, perhaps, is too small to understand.

And so the team settled on the more modest number of $800 billion: the president-elect, Mr. Scheiber writes, "had little reason to suspect that this amount was perhaps $1 trillion too small".

When the painting process began, Swihart experienced the panel as being perhaps even too small.

Or perhaps Switzerland is too small to matter.

we all have a pair of trousers that are perhaps a bit too small but you could just wear them for one day right?