Sentence examples for small if it from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, recent observational evidence strongly suggests that the universe's curvature is extremely small, if it exists at all, thereby making the balloon analogy even more needlessly complex.

In reality the political consequences of the dust-up will probably be small, if it is even remembered come election day, still three months off.

She said that, while the fee was small, if it was introduced it would be prohibitive for some and would ultimately cost the system more.

The costs from a debt-ceiling default would almost certainly dwarf the costs associated with a government shutdown, which most experts say would be relatively small if it did not continue for an extended period of time.

So, in itself, small seems to be no bad thing in space.Small mindedToday, a satellite is considered small if it weighs less than 500 kilograms, although many of the more innovative and functional small satellites weigh less than 100kg.

While statistical analysts disagree as to whether the players accused of steroid use in the Mitchell report received any benefit, the effect appears small, if it exists at all.

Manufactured by Fisher-Price, a subsidiary of Mattel, it bears on its box a small legend — the company would no doubt make it smaller if it could — that says Made in China.

DETROIT — For all the uncertainty swirling around General Motors, the troubled automaker said Monday that one thing was clear: it must become drastically smaller if it hopes to remain a viable company, regardless of whether it has to file for bankruptcy.

(The number would have been smaller if it had included the profits of successful ventures after their acquisition by big drug companies).

It's available to anyone with a standard microscope, and could make the global medical community a lot smaller if it works well.

The side mouse, for instance, would be much smaller if it were a product, and these weren't really sculpted at all to fit in your hand.