Sentence examples for even large ones from inspiring English sources

Today during Google's Nexus One event, Android lead Andy Rubin revealed something that's sure to be a relief for Android users and developers alike: you'll eventually be able to store a vast number of applications on your phone — even large ones — the same way you can on an iPhone.

And at the Publix, signs at the checkout counters told shoppers they could help their neighbours with donations added to the cost of their groceries.Such is the nature of tornadoes: even large ones rain intense destruction on relatively small areas.

Such is the nature of tornadoes: even large ones deliver not the broad, flattening destruction of a hurricane, but pinpoint devastation.

Kim Saunders, the vice president of shelter outreach for Petfinder.com, said Pet Airways' ability to fly animals, even large ones, in the main cabin helped push it to the top of the list.

But consultants noted that some managers of law firms, even large ones -- Wilmer has about 560 lawyers, Hale & Dorr has about 500 -- were concerned about being too small to compete effectively.

The maturity level at governments, even large ones, isn't very high.

There were also portable ovens designed to be filled with food and then buried in hot coals, and even larger ones on wheels that were used to sell pies in the streets of medieval towns.

A yacht doesn't make sense on lakes (even larger ones) that freeze over in the wintertime.

"Most companies, even larger ones, can't proceed on that basis".

A spokeswoman for the state government of Maranhão said the fatalities could not be attributed to the social situation there, "given that tragedies like this, or even larger ones, happen in developed countries, one example being the United States".

Its Belgian owners, who are also antiques dealers, have adorned the space appropriately with angels: a big gold one on the roof, two even larger ones at the entrance and several smaller ones serving as lamps.