Media rules have also become tighter.No fly appears too small to warrant swatting.
Les Dorr, a spokesman for the F.A.A., said that the phenomenon is probably "too small" to warrant guidelines.
For another, the threat impersonators pose to the brand is usually too small to warrant an expensive lawsuit.
The board could view Vanguard, which serves 15 cities, as too small to warrant help, deciding instead to reserve the remainder of the package to help major carriers.
The average fraud per prosecution was £11,000, but only one in 10 fraudsters is prosecuted because most misdemeanours are too small to warrant it.
The difference in their positions – stretched over the seven-year period over which EU budgets run – is too small to warrant a political showdown.
The deal involves businesses that are too small to warrant an automatic review by the commission, which took the case in May at the request of Germany, Austria, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Italy.
The concentrations of tritium in the groundwater measured near the site, according to Tom Sheridan, deputy director of operations at B.N.L, were too small to warrant a clean-up.
For G.E., that meant saving a fortune on service personnel and "selling" to customers who are either geographically remote or too small to warrant sales calls.
The increase is too small to warrant the term stagflation, which plagued Western economies in the 1970s, but it will add to the pressure on household budgets next year.
