Sentence examples for an overly large from inspiring English sources

When not putting down the odd local insurrection, they could retreat to spectacular hilltop homes, their every care (and afternoon tea) anticipated by an overly large staff.

AT&T's dropped its effort to buy T-Mobile after the Justice Department and the F.C.C. both objected, saying it involved an overly large concentration of spectrum.

JON LEE ANDERSON: It's a kind of symbolic bluster and it shows a degree of insecurity on the one hand, and an overly large degree of self-confidence in its perceptions of the US on the other.

MOSCOW — Russia's top election official said Wednesday that Western election observers were proposing an overly large delegation to monitor parliamentary voting in December, raising the possibility of a standoff like the one that caused the cancellation of an observation mission four years ago.

The numerical results show that this method captures the essence of the solution without using an overly large number of particles.

An insufficient model order tends to blur the spectrum, whereas an overly large order may create artificial peaks in the spectrum.

Depending on where it will be used, whether it's on an airplane or on a desk in a waiting room, you'll need to consider the most convenient size for your product so your customers aren't overwhelmed by an overly-large catalog or aren't frustrated by a catalog that is too small to let them clearly see the images and information about the products they are considering.

The installations and performance sets fill the two huge back galleries at the museum — an ample, even overly large space given the limited number of artworks.

Big-screened e-readers don't exactly have a super-successful track record, you might recall, as the Kindle DX was seen by most as an overly expensive, overly large iteration on the core Kindle concept, and two offerings in the category that were even larger from Skiff and Plastic Logic hit the deadpool prior to even launching at all.

Dayton and his wife, Barbara, an artist who paints pictures of dogs, live with their infant son, Frederick, in a comfortable, not overly large house near the village of East Hampton on Long Island's East End.

Instead one obtains a set of overly large subnetwork constisting of 865 nodes on average, corresponding to 42.5% of the entire network and 18.8 times the size of the hidden signal component.