Sentence examples for consider larger from inspiring English sources

If Pakistan puts its house in order, the fund would consider larger loans at a very low interest rate, 0.5percentt, fund officials said.

While his enthusiasm and passion for the game is clear, Parker steps outside of basketball to consider larger implications by asking the essential question: What truly defines greatness?

But buyers could also consider larger personal luxury cars like the new Buick Riviera, which Loewy said was the best-looking American car aside from the Avanti.

A few towns of the Cucuteni people, a later and apparently robust culture in the north of Old Europe, grew to more than 800 acres, which archaeologists consider larger than any other known human settlements at the time.

At first, it didn't seem to make sense to consider larger rockets that take the heaviest payloads into geostationary orbits at 22,000 miles.

More generally this confirms, even in an otherwise predominant local sea-breeze regime, the need to consider larger scale regional pollutant transport.

Consider large-cap growth funds.

Consider large-growth Janus Fund, still the firm's biggest portfolio with $11.5 billion.

Big acquirers are more apt to consider large, established targets rather than ten-year-olds.

"Of course, what we consider large is not relatively large to them coming from China".

Why aren't unemployment and low growth considered larger problems?