Sentence examples for large belong from inspiring English sources

Because the program is limited to the formal sector, the beneficiaries are limited to a subset of workers who, by and large, belong to better-off, non-poor segments of the population and thus it is unlikely that UI would significantly contribute against the reduction of poverty and income inequality.

The "world of the few and large" belongs to media in the 20th century, whereas this century will bring a "world of the many and small".

After the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons, just a handful of countries will have known, remaining stockpiles of chemical weapons, with the largest belonging to Russia and the United States.

Four of the paintings are in museums: in addition to the one at the Musée d'Orsay, there is another at the Met and another at the Courtauld; the largest belongs to the Barnes Foundation, soon to be reopening in Philadelphia.

Many of the older grave sites have large and ornate grave markers, the largest belonging to Egbert Viele (class of 1847), chief engineer of Brooklyn's Prospect Park.

The first two smaller clades correspond to class I TAARs (5 of 27), whereas the third and largest belongs to the class III teleost-specifc TAARs (22 of 27).

Most large families belong to religious Jews, who are strongly represented in the coalition government.

The large mammals belong to the Middle Pleistocene fauna complex.

All these large organisms belong to the second, more complicated division of life: the eukaryotes.

Furthermore, a fuzzy weighted factor is designed to work with membership degrees together for further determining where patterns with large uncertainties belong to.

The large bones belong to the oldest flightless bird yet discovered, two scientists claim in the January issue of the Journal of the Geological Society.