Sentence examples for too small scale from inspiring English sources

Berenshteyn said he looked at other options, like funding more local projects such as solar panel installation, but the calculations were too small scale to make much of a difference.

Considering the size of crane activity areas over the staging period and the scale of current damage preventive measures (e.g., hunting permissions given for a few fields [mean size 0.049 km2] at a time), we suggest that current preventive measures might be implemented on a too small scale compared to that of crane space use.

In a context of lack of full contract enforcement, poor talented people will not even operate or will do at a too small scale.

"A lot of the criticism about female artists was that a lot of female art... was too small scale - they didn't make enough work and it wouldn't take up a whole beautiful gallery.

Puppets on Hand was too small scale to be a million-dollar Vegas act, but Howie Mandel was smitten because he saw the deeper meaning behind their barely comprehensible routine.

The general theory is that when a firm becomes too big or too small, scale changes can lower costs and efficiency.

It won't win because it's too small-scale.

IAPT has helped thousands of people, but it's too small-scale.

Ongoing research provide some support for software product line test selection, although they are too small-scale and require more formalism than generally available in practice.

Big investors don't fund community energy schemes because they are too small-scale but back in Balcombe, Tom Parker has put his savings in other community schemes.

For its part, Extell sees the location as desirable but the site as too small-scale to mesh with the its current focus on lofty high-rises.