Sentence examples for by making a large from inspiring English sources

When children develop cataracts at birth or soon after, they can be treated by making a large incision at the front and back of the eye.

The report urges Green to bring about a swift resolution to the financing of the BHS pension fund by making "a large financial contribution".

Working under David Ganek, one of Mr. Cohen's star traders, Mr. Chiasson made a name for himself by making a large, negative bet against Internet stocks just before the dot-com bubble burst.

WOODY ALLEN once remarked that believing in God would be easier if He would show Himself by making a large deposit in a Swiss bank account in the director's name.

He said that last year, some of his client communities had been thinking about whether to get out of their derivatives contracts by making a large payment to a bank, the way Northampton County did.

He didn't have to, because anyone with eyes half open Sunday night could see this was a celebration of Yao the ambassador, who, by making a large living in America, has done more for China as a burgeoning sports power than a thousand gymnasts and swimmers.

But it also poses a greater risk should China's economy, and particularly the steel-skeletoned property market, wobble.By making a large offer for PotashCorp, BHP has given a clear indication of where it intends to deploy the considerable financial firepower its success has brought.

Each time, the bell traveled by rail, making a large number of stops along the way so that local people could view it.

By making a block large enough, the data transfer time from the disk becomes significantly larger compared to the time required to seek the start of the block.

Designs can strive to minimize the number of calls for example by making a few larger requests rather than many small.

Be careful not to overstep the bounds of the paragraph by making a much larger point about your two topics; that's the job of the conclusion paragraph.