Sentence examples for small to meet from inspiring English sources

Europa's floor area is also too small to meet criteria demanded by Sport England.

It was set up after GP organisations warned that too many practices were too small to meet patient needs.

Crude oil jumped on speculation that any output increase adopted by OPEC would be too small to meet demand.

Now sharing 7,000 square feet in the Goosehill Elementary School, the space had become too small to meet the library's needs.

"Consumers demand different types of vehicles, big and small, to meet their needs, and G.M. tries to provide vehicles that do that," she said.

The second argument most often advanced for a renewed draft is that the military is too small to meet its commitments.

In bitrate reduction transcoding, SVC encoder usually selects large block size such as Mode0 and Mode1 to be the optimal mode and large QP to make the residual smaller to meet the transcoding requirement.

If automakers did not have to balance domestic production of large and small cars to meet fuel economy standards, the union argues, then manufacturers might make fewer small cars domestically.

Manufacturers must sell more small cars to meet higher fleet economy regulations.

Mr. Steiner said this was a relatively small signing to meet the immediate demand.

At the time he was apprehended, Captain Yee was escorting a small child to meet a relative.