Sentence examples for be large for a from inspiring English sources
The difference experienced in graduates' matches between both types of occupational domains will therefore be large for a narrow programme.
The performance gain may be large for a relatively large sensor network with high heterogeneity in the spatial correlation, observation quality, and the channel gains.
Fifth, the average YLL could be large for a specific cause of death but only involve a small number of deaths (small burden).
For example, (alpha ^{k}_{ift}) might be larger for a two-child family where the siblings are close in age.
It is possible that this effect might actually be larger for a population with a wider range of socioeconomic status.
The pay package, while not outsize by Wall Street standards, is large for a nonprofit organization.
He was large for a monkey — smaller than an adult human, but bigger than, say, an elementary-school student.
It is located about two-and-a-half-mile across the Roosevelt estate, and is large for a cottage.
The corn kernel is large for a cereal, with a high embryo content, and corn oil extracted from the germ is commercially valuable.
The first, a mythological scene, is large for a sarcophagus — it measures about 3 feet by 6 feet — and its composition is quite dramatic.
For instance, the predicate 'large', functioning in a statement such as 'Shaquille O'Neal is large' must be completed with 'for a human'; for while Shaq is large for a human he is not large compared with a tree.
