Sentence examples for suggests too small from inspiring English sources
Tom Friedman suggested "New Republican Party," but that suggests too small a departure from the party of Trump, or even of Lincoln.
Too small a percentage suggests too stringent requirements for performing a kidney biopsy.
These "minnow states", he suggests, are too small to achieve good governance on their own.That is unlikely to deter others.
Like its predecessors, since it does not take into account the uncertainty in the estimated between-study covariance matrix, the proposed method requires a reasonable number of studies in order to provide accurate inferences; for example, our simulation study suggests that is too small even if there are no missing outcome data.
Hammond lies on an articulated ironing board that, we learn, may or may not pose a risk to his penis (Clarkson suggests it is probably too small to be a concern).
This energy gap being neither too large nor too small suggests the semiconducting behavior of C60.
Considering these alternatives, empirical evidence from the TURFs deemed too small suggests that complementary management tools can enhance TURF performance when natural or social constraints prevent the construction of TURFs of optimal size.
"Our total square foot per capita is 0.45," suggesting the building is too small for the population being served, said the director, Peter Ward.
And yet the in camp try to suggest that we're too small and too weak, and our people are too hapless and feckless to succeed without Jean-Claude Juncker looking after us.
And yet the in camp try to suggest that we're too small and too weak, and our people are too hapless and feckless to succeed without [European commission president] Jean-Claude Juncker looking after us".
