Sentence examples for greater size of from inspiring English sources

Because of the much greater size of the company after the merger, that underweighting has become even more pronounced.

However, Mr. Rattner's lawyer, Howard M. Shapiro of WilmerHale, balked at the far greater size of the penalty that Mr. Cuomo's office was seeking.

Yet, the main reason for the continuing central role of the dollar has very little to do with the institutional structure of the IMF, or the greater size of its capitalisation relative to what the Brics bank will muster.

Thus, given the much greater size of the international economy, and the much lower transport and communications costs that confront contemporary developing countries as contrasted with conditions in the 19th century, the potential for rapid growth is much greater now.

The greater size of the uterus as a result of pregnancy is due to a marked increase in the number of muscle fibres, blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatic vessels in the uterine wall.

But the job is bigger in Buffalo-Niagara, he said, not only because of the greater size of the region -- 2.2 million residents as opposed to Lehigh Valley's 600,000 -- but also because of the highly negative feelings about the area held by strangers and natives alike.

Considering the less density and greater sizes of Cu particles on the bulk Si (100), we suppose that the orientation promotes faster coalescence of Cu NPs.

For larger polyubiquinated proteins, the greater sizes of the C-terminal ions result in broader isotopic profiles, lower average ion current, and significant m/ z overlap, diminishing their detection and simplifying interpretation of the resulting MS/MS spectra.

Much of the fun of Smuggler's Run comes from the great size of the arena you play in.

In an indication of the great size of the complex, several workers professed to be unfamiliar with the dead men.

Despite the great size of some species, all are agile and easily capture fish in open water.