The phrase "a large splash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or noticeable impact, often in a literal sense related to water or metaphorically in various contexts.
Example: "When the stone hit the water, it created a large splash that echoed across the lake."
Alternatives: "a big splash" or "a significant splash".
Pour over the wine and stir until almost absorbed, add a large splash of stock, stir.
The screech of gulls echoes from the creek below and there is a large splash from something in the water.
Elaborated rules have steadily given way to principles, and only the riskiest firms (or those most likely to make a large splash if they go bust) routinely get heavy-duty scrutiny.In wholesale markets this approach has worked well.
Security camera video posted online showed people running from a large splash of river water.
"Amazing Fantasy #15 [Spider-Man's first appearance]" opens with a large splash page that perfectly encompasses so much you need to know about Peter Parker in one page.
And a map from the High Plains Regional Climate Center shows a large splash of average temperatures 6°-10°F 6°-10°Formal for the month and similar, though smaller areas where average temperatures have below6°-10° above normal.
For instance, Ogunbowale's shots might have made a larger splash because they came on a Friday and a Sunday — the nights before the men's semifinals and title game — rather than the Sunday-Tuesday time slots that the women's Final Four had previously occupied.
Garmin-Asus is announcing a new player however, in the smallish WinMo 6.1, M20 handheld that naturally runs Garmin's mapping software which might make a larger splash at MWC than its big brother. .
Garmin-Asus is announcing a new player however, in the smallish WinMo 6.1, M20 handheld that naturally runs Garmin's mapping software which might make a larger splash at MWC than it's big brother.
The company still managed to pull off one of the largest public offerings by a Chinese tech company in the past two years raising $2.25 billion — the only Chinese technology company to make a larger splash in U.S. markets is Alibaba — the commercial technology juggernaut which raised $21.5 billion in its public offering on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014.
Q- What advice can you give women who are interested in partnering with like minded women, in order to create a larger splash, in their communities, businesses, or industries?
