Sentence examples for far larger ones from inspiring English sources

European stock markets fell for a third day as investors fretted about the growing downside of economic union: contagion, or the tendency of one overleveraged small country to infect far larger ones with its problems.

"They forget that there are other minorities - far larger ones, too".

While the building's ground floor is filled with families usually suffering smaller heartaches, its upper floors are lined with families enduring far larger ones.

Attacks like this one, following far larger ones in the last two weeks at security installations and in crowded marketplaces have increasingly soured public opinion of the Taliban.

Because a single Twitter user can create lots of accounts and run them all in a coordinated way, Twitter lets relatively small groups masquerade as far larger ones.

Whereas Earth-based observers must sift possible martian signals from the far larger ones from Earth's atmosphere, Curiosity's Tunable Laser Spectrometer (TLS) probes isolated gulps of martian gases.

The far larger one, a 709-megawatt project proposed by Tessera Solar on 6,360 acres in the Imperial Valley, will use "Suncatchers" — reflectors in the shape of radar dishes — to concentrate solar energy and activate a four-cylinder engine to generate electricity.

The report contained the group's most explicit warning yet about the food supply, saying that climate change had already become a small drag on overall global production, and could become a far larger one if emissions continued unchecked.

The first wave of Americans to default on their home mortgages appears to be cresting, but a second, far larger one is quickly building.

As Burkle's spokesman later explained, the deal was the crucial stepping stone to a far larger one: the sale to Kroger.

When rates rise, the rules say that the value that eventually goes to charity rises and that means a larger tax deduction, in fact a far larger one.