Sentence examples for becomes so large as from inspiring English sources

In mammals, where it becomes so large as to dominate the brain, it takes over functions from many other brain areas.

Figures soon become so large as to be incomprehensible.

The company said it would be "mindful of the need to ensure that [the board] does not become so large as to be unwieldy".

Indeed they become so large as to question the plausibility of previously measured links between air pollution and mortality.

The role has essentially become so large as the company's marketing tools expand — Pinterest added three new partners today, and is now working with 11 marketing development partners (Amobee, Unified and Manifest) to power campaigns on Pinterest — that it's merited bringing on its own executive to manage those relationships and the technology powering them, as well as chart its growth.

For moderate or strong selection, the ASG becomes so large that the computation becomes intractable.

It has become so large and systematic as to resemble that of a commodity crop like corn.

The Musical" a hit spoof of "Silence of the Lambs," the genre has become so large and diverse that naming it would simplify as much as illuminate.

His pieces are addressed to the audience in a way that speaks of entertainment (bright, harsh or both) and yet frequently they do things that will make audiences think, "We should be entertained by that?" His company's repertory has become so large — his latest is listed as Opus No. 133 — that each year brings a major revival of at least one important work that hasn't been seen in decades.

Since the wealth gap has become so large -- the richest 62 billionaires own as much wealth as half the world's population -- we treat the upper class like a foreign species that lives in gold-encrusted glass cases.

The basic argument is that conventional energy systems have become so large, centralised and technology dependent, that we as humans/individuals have lost control, and that energy is no longer just instrumental for human activities, but dictating them.