Sentence examples for deliberately large from inspiring English sources

Visually, the production may lack ambition – the set is near non-existent, even by the standards of the Globe – but the space is filled with deliberately large performances.

The size of the pilot was deliberately large to be able to estimate HIV prevalence in each of the two slum communities.

The sample size was deliberately large to enhance heterogeneity, and we had multiple, small snowball chains with initial selection guided by an informal quota [ 13].

The double hulled nature of the starship originated in early designs, however the wings were originally vertical rather than horizontal, with the size of the ship made to be deliberately larger than that of the Enterprise.

These diameters were deliberately larger than the hand mapped RFs.

Whether the terrorists deliberately chose large jets and counted on the fire damage cannot be determined.

In 2005, the California Supreme Court defined a rule of "unconscionability" for consumer contracts: when they "deliberately cheat large numbers of consumers out of individually small sums of money".

Lloyd Webber said he had deliberately chosen large theatres in New York and London for the show because he wanted to attract new audiences through low-price ticket schemes.

The California Supreme Court decision had barred class waivers in all standard-form contracts, whether applicable to arbitrations or court proceedings, as unconscionable if they gave rise to claims that the companies issuing them had set out "to deliberately cheat large numbers of consumers out of individually small amounts of money".

Square markers are deliberately drawn large with fuzzy boundaries to represent uncertainty in both timings and magnitudes in a qualitative way.

As an alternative to reducing the impact of climate change, scientists have investigated the possibility of deliberately provoking large changes in the environment that may offset the effects of global warming.