Sentence examples for even larger today from inspiring English sources

The number must be even larger today.

The desperation and creative imperative looms even larger today.

Mr. Mack's world will grow even larger today, when he is scheduled to present his credentials as the new ambassador to Finland, at a ceremony in that country.

Bank assets are even larger today than they were before the crash, and the power of the City and Wall Street remains intact.

In other words, the current caliphate may have collapsed, but serious dangers lie ahead, because the tensions and drivers that produced ISIS loom even larger today than when it emerged.

The condos come in two basic styles, said Mr. Gershwin: either a 2,383-square-foot 2,383-square-foot 2,383-square-footare-foot playout

Experts say the number will be even larger this year, but it is too early to determine how much acreage has been affected.

And the problems have loomed even larger this year as several big insurers announced they would stop doing business in the state.

The Hanford meet will grow even larger next month, as goods emerge from post-spring-cleaning garage sales and migrants begin working the fields after a winter lull.

The budget surplus for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is likely to be even larger this year than previously predicted because of continuing strong tax revenues tied to real estate sales, officials said yesterday.

The difference in the effect of trust in the home country between the United States and Australia is even larger (−0.375), although not statistically significant.