Sentence examples for prototype was too from inspiring English sources

The company held back the introduction of Swatch Talk, which it first introduced at the Cebit fair in Hanover, Germany, in 1998 because the prototype was too large and awkward.

Waiting until after you've filed a patent and built a prototype is too late.

Jump height of the current prototype is too small to have practical application in real world environment.

For one thing, many of the sensors and computers found in BMW's car, and in other prototypes, are too expensive to be deployed widely.

While and extremely accurate – a 20% less shot dispersion – the initial prototypes were too stiff, too hard and too loud.

The idea of powering fuel cells using glucose and oxygen found in physiological fluids was first suggested in the 1970s, but fell by the wayside because the amount of energy early prototypes produced was too little to be of practical use.

Cathy Cavender, Rosie's editor in chief, said that readers might be surprised by Ms. O'Donnell's tone at first, adding that focus groups who saw prototypes said the magazine was too dark.

(I was very late in learning to read. I blame my mother, of course. She was too busy doing prototype ball-busting). Second, why, in these studies, is it always mothers versus all other carers?

Yeah, and I guess that's what EPCOT was too – an experimental prototype.

Right now the prototype device is too large to be attractive to consumers, but the team says eventually it should be small enough to integrate into a mobile phone.

But their prototype, about the size of two videotapes, was too large to carry around.