Sentence examples for great assigned from inspiring English sources

Alexandria, the most populous and most influential Hellenistic Jewish community in the Diaspora, originated when Alexander the Great assigned a quarter of the city to the Jews.

In 597 Pope Gregory I the Great assigned Laurentius, who was then probably a Benedictine friar, to the first Anglo-Saxon mission aimed at converting England to Roman Catholicism.

Cicero (not Aristoxenus as suggested by Horky 2011) connects the great wisdom assigned to the Samnite Herrenius Pontius to his contact with the Pythagorean Archytas (On Old Age 41; Huffman 2005, 329).

There is no doubt that there is great value assigned to external beauty.

TGC offer a greater theoretical potential for economic efficiency gains, due to price competition and the greater flexibility assigned to the obliged parties.

But Public Concern at Work is also calling for implementation of a code of conduct underpinned by legislation and a greater role assigned to regulators.

Sequences with distance-based similarity of 97% or greater were assigned to the same OTU.

Participants with a BMI of 25 kg/m or greater were assigned to the overweight/obese (o/o) group.

Additionally, reference sequences with subsequences that aligned with 97% identity or greater were assigned to the same species-level taxon.

Participants with a K10 score of 22 or greater were assigned as having high/very high levels of psychological distress and those with a score less than 22 as having low/moderate levels of psychological distress [ 27].

Despite the fact that she may be a scientist in a few years, she seemed to view the work of scientists as being of great worth, assigning the word "proof" to the compiled evidence of scientific theories.