Sentence examples for will be so small from inspiring English sources

"Because the effect will be so small".

The touch screen will be so small, Mr. Jobs said, that users will be unable to easily use their fingers to reach apps on the device.

However, some of the next generation of MEMS devices will be so small that the finite element models are pushed to the atomic limit where they fail, and a new type of model becomes necessary.

His general theory of relativity tells us that in most cases, the wobbling of space and time caused by gravitational waves will be so small as to be undetectable.

"Their populations will be so small and isolated, and they will have to be managed so carefully, that they will only be able to exist on land that is run like a zoo or a park.

For most drivers, the time-savings, about a minute on a 60-mile journey, will be so small as to be invisible.The government has fallen into the same trap as it did with the National Health Service: it is promising more than it can deliver.

It seems that even wearing a cricket box or a jockstrap (which was once thought to protect those vital organs between our legs) causes damage by overheating – but fortunately our balls will soon be so small that we shall no longer need such protection.

These fees will in fact be so small that they won't drive any major new revenue, according to Alex Kazim, director of eBay platform interface.

Don't give in to the argument that the additional regulation will stifle capital formation, or that the costs will be so high that the small investors may be pushed aside.

Any company could start a law business and tender for the local franchise for legal aid, to be provided by lawyers whose caseload will be so great, and whose pay so small, that doing what is right for the individual client is impossible, and justice becomes a conveyor belt from arrest to prison.

The bigger the sections are, the bigger the bow will be, so decide how large or small you'd like the bow to be on your head.