Sentence examples for a larger and less from inspiring English sources

Under the porticos of Covent Garden, where the shelter helped draw a larger and less damp crowd, a group of Norwegians sat huddled around their phones and tablets.

Because a part of its catchment is well within the Wet Zone, this river has a larger and less seasonally varied flow than the other Dry Zone rivers and so is a major asset for irrigation in the drier parts of the country (the Dry Zone includes the northern part of the country and much of the east and southeast; see below).

The intermediate metallic layers showed a larger and less defected columnar structure as compared with the nitride layers, what should improve the coatings toughness.

Six years later, Christian's pioneering strolls now form a well-marked series of jungles treks through the surrounding hills, and the Led Zep has moved to a larger and less incongruous hillside location with Gulf of Thailand views.

Ki (influx constant) for PACAP38 (2.86 μL/g/min) was slightly higher than and PACAP27 (2.13 μL/g/min) although PACAP38 is a larger and less lipid soluble molecule.

The designers created a larger and less spartan ready room, retaining elements from the television series; Zimmerman added a set of golden three-dimensional Enterprise models to a glass case in the corner.

When fighting guerrilla style, use military tactics, such as ambushes, sabotage, raids, the element of surprise, and extraordinary mobility to harass a larger and less-mobile team, or strike a vulnerable target, and withdraw almost immediately.

Thus, while this study tested a large and less highly selected group, these data confirm previous studies that suggest that some β-cell secretion occurs long after diagnosis.

These studies' lower doses were designed to limit bleeding in a large and less selective population than that in our study.

The phenomenon, called cavitation, can be postponed by using a larger and therefore less heavily loaded foil, and by careful choice of foil section.

It wants to link the double murder of Erica and her mother, Brenda Lafferty, committed by two of her brothers-in-law, to a larger and no less bloody tableau of Mormon extremism throughout American history.