Sentence examples for actually larger than from inspiring English sources
The phrase "actually larger than" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when comparing sizes or quantities, often to clarify a misconception or to emphasize the difference. Example: "The new model is actually larger than the previous version, providing more space for storage."
The menu is actually larger than it appears at first.
Arkansas is actually larger than England, but with one-eighteenth the population.
They have also surrounded Mr. Craig with estimable supporting players, including the French actress Eva Green, whose talent is actually larger than her breasts.
In fact, New York City's job growth of 6,700, while far below the increase of 27,000 in May 2000, is actually larger than the increase of 6,000 jobs in May 1999.
When Twitter went public, almost three years ago, it was a market darling: its stock nearly doubled in its first day of trading, and for a brief period Twitter's market capitalization was actually larger than Facebook's.
At the same time, the frontier, as it was called when it was assumed that the land would soon be spotted with towns and farms, is actually larger than it has been since the early 20th century.
"Vendors are finding that print orders are actually larger [than online print services] when they're picked up at retail locations.
I.R.S. officials say that because of a variety of other tax credits and changes to the code, those problems have not materialized and refunds are actually larger this year than last.
Because it means, even on the most optimistic assumptions, the OBR is going to tell the chancellor that the structural hole he set out to fix is actually larger, now, than when he took office.
To dramatize that problem, he showed the audience a standard classroom map of the world and then an actual satellite image, proving that Africa is actually much larger than commonly depicted in the West.
