Sentence examples for be a particularly large from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a particularly large amount of progress in how users can dial in face shape and hairstyles.

On mobile, app install ads are thought to be a particularly large money maker as developers are desperate to get their apps discovered outside of the crowded app stores.

The Finnhorse was never bred to be a particularly large or heavy draught horse, as it was the only horse breed of the country, and versatility was desired as the Finnhorse was also used as the primary steed of the cavalry.

If other unknown confounders explain the strong and significant relationship we observed (hazard ratio 2.69 [95% CI 1.10 6.60]), it would have to be a particularly large yet unknown confounder for the results we observed.

It was a particularly large mouthful.

In this area of Kentucky, there is a particularly large number of fossils, Snelling said.

But it is hardly clear that this is a particularly large number of voters.

Government, with its many agencies and ministries, is a particularly large employer.

Over the last three years there has been a particularly large number of plays dealing with immigration issues.

There was a particularly large open area around Houston and Broadway, where the subway route went through a slight S-curve.

It was a particularly large and ugly sculpin, nearly two feet long, mud-colored, and with an unpleasant pimply array of spines on its toadlike head.