Second, let's not forget that the cornerstone of the federal safety net — federal deposit insurance, funded almost entirely by large banks — benefits small banks more than large.
Taken together, these stores will occupy over 13 million square feet of retail space, stocked with tens of thousands of packaged, processed and perishable items, purchased almost entirely through large national distributors, much like any other large supermarket.
At first, modern human beings around the Mediterranean relied almost entirely on large mammals for meat.
Either we're supposed to rely entirely on large institutions, or we're supposed to rely only on ourselves.
In his opinion, Matt had got entirely too large a payment from his wife's life-insurance company.
But what Iraqis are seeing now is entirely different: large numbers of Sunni men are picking up weapons, forming militia units and pledging to fight the government.
This shield had diminished significantly by the 1980's, and still disappears almost entirely over large areas of both poles in certain seasons.
The computerized systems are expensive and time-consuming for doctors, and their substantial benefits to patient safety, quality of care and system efficiency accrue almost entirely to large organizations, not small ones.
"How can someone who has had such a long and chequered history not be on the appropriate watch lists and how can someone like that be entirely at large in the community?" Mr Abbott asked.
These included Le Corbusier, Theo van Doesburg, the Acropolis, Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Claude Nicholas Ledoux, Kazimir Malevich, and, most particularly, Mies van der Rohe, who as early as 1945 had discussed with Johnson his concept of a house built entirely of large sheets of glass.
