Also "small," according to Mr. Henderson.
(It was small, according to one spurned lover).
A few committee members thought the effect of the decision "would be quite small," according to the minutes.
Campaigns can start small, according to Future First: an ambitious appeal for a new science block won't work anyway without strong alumni connections nurtured over time.
For an outdoor runner, Bennett was "simply too small", according to Black, to have ever reached the pinnacle of his sport in the individual event.
Though the levels of the drug found in his urine were "very small," according to the cycling union, doping rules say that any amount constitutes an offense.
The codpieces in the adaptation of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall are "definitely too small", according to a Cambridge academic who has been researching the 16th-century accessory through the literature and paintings of its time.
In addition, 700 of the 2,500 North Brunswick elementary school students are taught in trailers because the school buildings are too small, according to Marshall Sigall, the district's business administrator.
That has been happening across the country, at financial institutions large and small, according to the most recent Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey, which the Federal Reserve conducted in early October.
But he is also aware of the shifting investment landscape, and believes hedge funds may target any bank that is too small, according to a Milan insider who knows him well.
Right now, its audience across the country is relatively small: according to a recent survey by Edison Media Research for the Arbitron ratings service, only about four million listeners -- an audience roughly the size of Philadelphia's regular radio market -- tune in each week.
