Sentence examples for small but adequate from inspiring English sources

The screen is small but adequate.

The motorcycles, typically with small but adequate 110cc, or cubic centimeter, engines, literally save lives, said Saidoa Wu, the village leader of Long Lao Mai, in a valley at the end of the dirt road, adjacent to Long Lao Gao.

The apartment, for from two to four people, was small but adequate, with a double bed, two bunks, bathroom and kitchenette, along with all necessary cooking and eating equipment.

It is a dependency of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, which is itself a branch of the Dept. of the Interior It is small but adequate for living & classroom requirements of 500 men & women students who will eventually be housed there.

The treehouse was just large enough to fit a queen bed on risers draped in mosquito netting (complete with a Disney-characters bedspread), a separate bathroom with a sink and Western toilet (heaven for creepy critters) and a small but adequate porch.

The sample size is small, but adequate to achieve data saturation.

That large, high-windowed building – including its small but perfectly adequate reading rooms, with their time-warped fittings and wonderfully mid-century smell – will be demolished to make way for housing.

We joined the yoga class, checked out the exercise facilities (small, no frills, but adequate) and then hit the pool…where we would essentially remain, save for meals and the occasional foray into the soothingly warm sea, for the next 72 hours.

Seen from the outside this is stunningly small, but should provide adequate space when viewed by the electron beam.

The number of animals used in the current study when assessing differences in the SUVmax ratios was small but with an adequate power for the statements made (especially for ROIspecific and ROImiddle).

The numbers of participants receiving pericardial patch grafts were too small for adequate analysis, but there were no incidences of exposure in our double layer pericardial patch group as there were none in the 59 cases in Moster's study.