Sentence examples for yet too small from inspiring English sources

The study is as yet too small.

The asset-purchase programme is as yet too small to matter.

"They are too large to be nations, yet too small to be states," Collier writes in Wars, Guns and Votes.

It's about the level when religious minorities become too big to ignore, and yet too small to feel secure.

Finite size bubbles are bigger than the numerical grid cell size, meaning that Lagrangian particle tracking (LPT) cannot be used, but they are yet too small to be accurately resolved by interface tracking (IT) methods.

Over the Nadym and Pur basins, the relative area influenced by similar permafrost thawing and associated lake and hydrological effects appears (yet) too small to be clearly and systematically reflected in the basin-average indicators for these large basins.

The bottle neck for development of EC cooling technologies is in the yet still too small EC temperature changes that can be induced in the materials.

Tour stop No. 7: A "lawn island" — a small chunk of lawn that requires water and fertilizer and yet is too small to be an inviting place to sit — has been converted into a vegetated bio-swale, which uses plants and porous soil to catch and store water runoff and filter out pollutants.

The hall is half empty, yet seems too small for his ambitions: "We think we've found the next great market — the ability to provide information to everybody, everywhere, anytime, and to automate sales and marketing of services," he says.

The supermassive black hole didn't finish off its meal, which scientists say was either a huge Jupiter-like planet wandering freely through space or a brown dwarf, a strange object that's larger than a planet yet still too small to trigger the internal fusion reactions required to become a full-fledged star.

That means they are giving out energy of their own, yet they are too small to be stars.