Sentence examples for a far larger network from inspiring English sources

Warner Brothers Television, for instance, distributes "Friends" not via the group's own network, the WB sic), but through NBC, a far larger network owned by General Electric.

Executives involved in the deal with Reuters said that it was paying AOL for the chance to connect its much smaller service, which caters mainly to business users, to AOL's far larger network.

The deposit was an unexpected surprise for the puzzle's creator and the obsessive community dedicated to solving it but the circumstances leading to the deposit pointed to a far larger mystery in the Bitcoin world: a network of linked, easily accessible wallets facilitating automatic bitcoin transactions.

But that idea is premature; networks still reach a far larger audience than cable.

The list -- 12 individuals, 11 terrorist groups, 3 organizations advertised as charities, and one corporate entity -- was culled from a far larger group of known financial supporters of the terrorist network.

Iran's nuclear programme is a "far larger issue" for the US than chemical weapons, Mr Obama told the ABC network.

The network broadcast a clip show of "Lost" instead, which delivered an estimated 13.5 million viewers, a far larger audience than the two comedies usually do.

The coalition claims a far larger membership.

This would be a far larger event.

That would be a far larger moment.

This means a far larger exposure dose may be applied.