Sentence examples for is especially large from inspiring English sources

Women outnumber men at most colleges, but the gap is especially large among black students.

As a proportion of household income, the gap is especially large among the worse-off.

The cast of supers in "Romeo," choreographed in 1965 by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, is especially large; of the 63 roles, some parts even leave room for dramatic interpretation.

That may also be true for other multinationals, but the tax gap for Google – now under a new parent company called Alphabet Inc – is especially large.

But the government is willing to bend that restriction if the home is especially large, said Jeremy Richards, a senior official with the government's Lands and Surveys Department.

And, as the editorialists hasten to remind us, the downside is especially large at a time when the world's financial system is reeling under the sub-prime mortgage crisis and the United States is entering a recession.

Of course European royalty is not neglected, and Louis XIV as drawn by Robert Nanteuil is especially larger than life.

The deviation is especially larger for models C and E which have more small pores.

The kitchen was especially large.

This year, the gap was especially large.

The two-bedrooms, around $775,000, were especially large.