Sentence examples for too puny from inspiring English sources
Sketch pads alone were too puny to hold her ideas.
Current transport revenues are too puny to cover existing commitments, to say nothing of new initiatives.
That self-regulatory body is now seen as much too puny.
It diverts credit from infrastructure and manufacturing, sectors which create jobs and are far too puny.
Another worry is that the scheme will be too puny to make a difference.
The UN force is too puny: its peacekeepers usually retreat at the first sound of gunfire.
Too late, puny nature fish.
Digital sales are puny, too.
Android and Me have some shed some light on the spout of delays, claiming that they are likely caused by a distribution issue: Sprint wanted to release it as an over-the-air (OTA) upgrade, but the file is too large for their puny servers, and they don't trust Google's without running some heavy testing first.
We've been punished by our puny pound for too long – the euro and dollar are making it increasingly expensive for us to travel.
"Not too many people buy such puny trees, and I've never had anyone buy one and bring it home on the railroad before".
