Sentence examples for large both on from inspiring English sources

However, while gains in the form of quitters may be small with regards to absolute numbers, from a public health perspective, benefit may be large both on a population and individual health gain basis [ 31].

Baseball has been a way of life in Cuba, and the impact of Cubans in Major League Baseball has been large - both on the field and financially to the sport.

This conception of sexual intercourse as liberal dick-measuring contest writ large, both right-on and gung-ho, is not, needless to say, the ideal mood setter.

He served his country in Korea and served his fans both on the large and small screens.

They were also taught how to help respond to large casualties both on and off campus.

The concept of deterministic chaos has been making large impacts both on science and on engineering.

(Eichler) JAAP TER LINDEN (Sunday) A star of the period-instrument world, this Dutch cellist can be heard on a large discography, both on his own and in ensembles of varying sizes.

Secondly, aggressive growth stocks are generally more volatile than large companies, both on the upside and downside.

Whole-exome and whole-genome sequencing have identified rare variants causing or imparting large effects both on Mendelian as well as on complex diseases.

Now, as the season winds down, they want him to develop into a larger role both on and off the court.

But the spending in the campaign has been large on both sides, with tribal interests matching the deep pockets of Nevada's casino companies.