Sentence examples for gave much larger from inspiring English sources
The Anglo-Saxon economies have been in the vanguard of credit growth and in the dominance of the financial sector.Imagine that a casino gave much larger credit limits to its punters.
Our approach gave much larger number of compounds improving the results on the remaining compounds.
Moreover, whatever the parameter values used, the "cucumber" simulations gave much larger numbers of aphids and propagules than the "melon" simulations.
In our experiments, a clear example of this phenomenon was in Experiment 1 where second test crops of wheat grown after wheat in the treatment (i.e. break crop) year, which were the fifth consecutive crops of wheat, had much less severe take-all, and gave much larger yields of grain, than second wheats after break crops per se.
He said: "BP is a company working worldwide who have a special interest in the UK and they give quite large sums of money to the arts, they give much larger sums of money to charities.
Google's intelligent digital assistant and smart search, Google Now, has been given much larger prominence within Android 4.4 Kitkat, integrating an always listening feature, which will instantly respond to voice commands triggered by the phrase "OK Google".
This form of chemical vapor deposition may be a scalable to give much larger surface areas.
The novel paradigm which I and my coworkers proposed in the late nineties gives much larger horizons to the environmental and ecological significance of humic matter.
In other words, given much larger amplitude of postseismic gravity changes, the postseismic impact on signal retrieval would still be reduced to a confident level due to the processing of time series fitting.
The Foundation's report provides substantial evidence that the new House bill divided up the subsidy cake unequally by giving much larger slices to those large agricultural enterprises.
New fluorescent dyes have been developed [18] that give much larger voltage-sensing signals [19], but their use has been hindered by the difficulty of delivery into tissue and the very limited availability of lasers suitable for excitation at wavelengths where their sensitivity to transmembrane voltage is high.
