Sentence examples for about what large from inspiring English sources

I tend to be sceptical about what large conferences can achieve and generally don't enjoy them much.

Officials said that although the president had no doubt about what large numbers of United States troops could achieve on their own in Afghanistan, he repeatedly asked questions during recent meetings on Afghanistan about whether a sizable American force might undercut the urgency of the preparations of the Afghan forces who are learning to stand up on their own.

When hydrogeologist Shemin Ge of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and her colleagues put both the water's weight and plausible penetration of the water into their calculations, the amount and direction of stress change on the fault came out to be about what large quakes create when they trigger failure in nearby faults.

It's almost a feeling of déjà vu, and I don't know where that comes from because I don't think I've ever spent much time thinking about what large-scale warfare would be like to experience through early 21st-century media.

There was speculation about what larger message from the West Mr. Papandreou, left, might be passing on to Mr. Milosevic, given the lavish pre-election coverage his meeting with Mr. Milosevic, indicted for war crimes, received on state television.

At the same time, there is more structure than in a purely random network which would look uniform in this type of plot - the dark blobs corresponds more or less to the major hospitals (we do not have information about what larger unit that a unit belongs to).

Be smart about what you eat; avoid large meals and sugar or dairy products, which can cause that creepy thick gunk in your throat.

Social Security reformers from the political right, left and center should be equally concerned about what a large and expansive tax cut would do to the political viability of their ideas.

"While we are pleased that the old factory is being redeveloped," said Tony J. Rivers, owner of the Holistic Health and Fitness Center on Main Street, "many of the businesses are scared about what a large store could do to them".

Bringing in the likes of Google, IBM and Microsoft to participate in these schemes will spark further debate about what role large technology companies should play in the British education system - even if their aim of building a base for better-qualified students seeking work in the tech industry is hardly hidden.

There were fears that the German forces might refuse to surrender and instead resist the Allied occupation forces, and there were particular concerns about what the large detachment of Kriegsmarine personnel at the port of Trondheim might do.