Sentence examples for cases too big from inspiring English sources

£9.99, lakeland.co.uk 9/10 Le Creuset 12 Cup Bun Tray Cupcake cases too big for your baking tray?

However, although the number of traces is much smaller than the number of solutions, it may be still too big to be interpreted, and in some cases, too big to be computed.

Subsidies and price controls limit the supply of goods and enrich only the smugglers, she says, adding that the border is in any case too big to police.

Although Digital Image Correlation (DIC) provides capabilities of scaling a field-of-view (FOV), dimensions of some industrial installations in many cases are too big to be measured with DIC based on a single camera pair.

In other words, it was unanimous that this case was too big.

To borrow Joe Nocera's phrase, this may be just one more case of "too big to jail".

The Sandpiper case is too big for HHM alone, they're bringing in another firm to share the grunt-work, and they're interested in hiring Jimmy for a partner-track position.

What these earlier movies have in common is a tendency to view the financial system as either an extension of ordinary villainy or, as in the case of "Too Big to Fail", a grand beast of mythical proportions, like the monster/alien/tidal wave in a disaster flick.

But in supply-chain circles, the tragedy has revealed more about the limits of our potential to "fix" global supply chains that, in some cases, have grown too big and too complex to avoid human-rights failures.

In almost all cases, the data is too big and too complex to repeat.

Governor Ryan still supports the death penalty, but Illinois has "a problem that's too big for case-by-case review," Mr. Culloton said.