Sentence examples for be large to from inspiring English sources

Windmill farms must be large to be financially viable.

VaxGen argues that a company does not have to be large to successfully produce a vaccine.

In some cases, it may be more a matter of gigantism in females that need to be large to produce a bounty of eggs, than dwarfism in males.

The sums involved would be large: to take again the authors' example, a guarantee for Greece at the Maastricht level would amount to about 110bn Euros.

Factories have to be large to reap the biggest economies of scale: around 250,000 units a year for assembly plants and 1m-2m units for making body panels.

In a way, it set him on the path he's embarked on now.' Both agree that the main problem with hotel restaurants is their size: they have to be large to accommodate all the guests for breakfast, but at night this scale can make them intimidatingly cold and empty.

"If your pores are large to you, then you treat them.

It needs to be large enough to be meaningful.

It needs to be large enough to contain your cellphone.

For the firms, to be elite is to be large.

Prefabs used to be large communities.