Sentence examples for as large a portion from inspiring English sources

"Now I eat as large a portion as I want, never thinking about quantity or calories," he wrote in an email.

We must then in our defence endeavour to share as large a portion as we can of this modern source of wealth & power.

Evangelicals and very conservative voters – who did not make up as large a portion of the Wisconsin electorate as they did in several of the Southern states Mr. Santorum won – were closely divided between the top two candidates.

Very few institutions supply as large a portion of a market as 30%.

There is, in fact, much evidence that the opposite is true: it's Americans who profess no religion -- atheists, agnostics, humanists, and freethinkers -- who, despite being as large a portion of the population as African-Americans, find themselves the most marginalized, socially and politically, by people like you.

However, in an iterative screening scenario, when data from the first screening iteration is available, there are a number of practical considerations of a somewhat different nature, such as how large a portion of the database should be screened in the next iteration, that are not answered directly by the enrichment and related metrics.

The rest of the photographs were a gift from the foundation, as was a large portion of Mapplethorpe's archive.

But the fundamentals driving this capital are in line with a secular shift – it's evident that music streaming still has a lot of room to grow in a few short years, especially as a large portion of the human population is just coming online (and doing so over mobile first).

The NP array with only a Au holey backreflector (hereafter indicated by "backreflector") has much larger reflection compared with the bare sample and disk, as a large portion of the surface area is covered by the highly reflective Au thin film.

Although bankers report a modest pickup in requests for credit, it is hard to see a surge in new lending so long as a large portion of the work force remains on the sidelines.

"In addition, it could lead to individuals on state funded insurance programs being unable to receive medical care as a large portion of hospitals in Oklahoma are supported by a religious affiliation".