Sentence examples for a much larger section from inspiring English sources

While CosmoGirl may have exuberantly stretched the conventions of the genre, the 59-year-old Seventeen needs to appeal to a much larger section of American teenagers.

In the squids a much larger section of the arm may be modified; often the suckers are degenerate and the distal half of the arm bears rows of slender papillae, although special pouches and flaps may often be found.

Because the majority of China's app stores have different requirements for game packaging, The9 helps developers to localize and package their games, publishing them to these various channels, giving them access to a much larger section of the market than they'd be able to access otherwise.

The Democratic Party platform, which will be voted on this week, has a much larger section on retirement security.

Divorce developed after the Reformation and was available for a wider range of causes and accessed by a much larger section of society than in England.

Detailed models, including a much larger section of the spindle assembly checkpoint network acting in vivo, have also been developed by Ibrahim et al (2008a, 2008b, 2009).

If Obama takes the gloves off, he will discover a much larger cheering section.

But slivers of the skyscrapers survived, as did much larger sections of the surrounding buildings, 4, 5 and 6 World Trade Center.

But this week's meetings involved a much larger cross-section of military and government leaders — among them foreign ministers and the heads of the Afghan and Pakistani intelligence services.

The objective of the current study is to evaluate how well these experimentally extracted coefficients can predict the aerodynamic loads on a blade in different wind conditions, through a separate set of tests conducted on a much larger (3.3 times) section model of the blade in a larger wind tunnel than originally used.

A new platinum-porphyrin based phosphorescent oxygen sensor, PtP-C343 [ 8] has been developed with a much larger two-photon cross-section, tuned oxygen sensitivity and greater molecular dispersion in biological environments.