Sentence examples for greater dimensions from inspiring English sources

The intelligence operations of the Soviet Union were likely of even greater dimensions prior to the dissolution of the country in 1991.

The authors of "Parade" deserve credit for their fidelity to history and their ambition to probe a painful chapter in the American past, but for me the persecution of Leo Frank is a story that does not gain any greater dimensions by being set to song.

LONDON — Almost seven years after he ordered British troops to join the American-led invasion of Iraq, former Prime Minister Tony Blair mounted an unwavering defense of his actions on Friday, saying he would take the same steps again to counter what he depicted as a threat from Saddam Hussein that had assumed far greater dimensions after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

These challenges will have much greater dimensions than today.

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Because of the greater dimensions, the introduction will require changes in the airside configuration of practically all airports where they are to operate.

The only greater dimension in the '49 was width.

"Just as we started to recover we face another crisis of potentially even greater dimension.

A cabinet minister, Dan Meridor, said that the only alternative to the withdrawal would have been to remain in Beit Jala with a military force of "even greater dimension".

Mr. Isamuddin's statements, if true, suggest that Al Qaeda's activities in Thailand are of a greater dimension than previously thought, said Paul Quaglia, a former C.I.A. officer in Bangkok who now runs a private security concern, PSA Asia.

Both perspectives were at hand in Mr. Rose's account, although a broader palette would have given them greater dimension, and would have made the difference between warmth and heat.