Sentence examples for could make larger from inspiring English sources

"Of course we could make larger transfers... but we don't want to borrow any money".

This proposal would allow workers age 40 to 49 to make the extra contributions to those plans, too, which means women could make larger contributions for an extra decade.

In case-based design systems, the adaptation operation based on similar cases is a difficult and complex step, and the more adaptable cases usually could make larger contribution for adaptation generation than less ones.

They engineered a climate of deregulation and non-regulation that allowed them to invent whatever products they wanted to, sell them to anyone they wanted to, increase their leverage so that they could make larger and larger profits, and they engineered that consciously.

At home, you could substitute other meat fillings, a vegetarian filling such as the diced-zucchini mixture known as calabacitas or crumbled cotija cheese or goat cheese; and you could make larger squash tamales in small hollowed-out sugar pumpkins or even larger, longer winter squashes halved lengthwise.

But Bristol-Myers and Gillette could make large profits on Vaniqa.

While Levi-Montalcini could make large intuitive leaps driven by perceptive hunches, Hamburger worked slowly and meticulously, step by step.

Dr. Okarma of Geron said his company was using more generic stem cells that could make large amounts of tissues at a lower cost.

Asked yesterday how the city could make large amounts of money when many fans already live here, Mr. Giuliani testily responded: "You know, it's amazing.

Time Magazine, given a preview tour and a sales pitch on how the system could be adapted to many other products, called it "the revolution in a box" and suggested it could make large centralized factories "obsolete".

It argues that limited upgrades and better organisation (coupled with Russia's very low labour costs) could make large parts—it suggests three-quarters of three-quarters ofdustheal base proldtable.