Sentence examples for large elements of the from inspiring English sources

You've restructured large elements of the Iraqi national police to the point where they don't have the same name.

None of the critics of Monday's deal has explained how the Democrats would have been able to change this dynamic as the shutdown went on and large elements of the public got more disgusted about it.

However, today's statements confirms to us that despite such investment, large elements of the bulk ingredients (and it appears) Sucralose profit streams remain out of the companies control, whilst volume momentum from SFI still remains modest.

In January she made it clear that she wanted the EU to bring back to life large elements of the rejected constitutional treaty that had caused such division in 2005.

Even large elements of the labour movement are coming to understand the appeal of renewable energy, where jobs are growing far faster than in the economy as a whole (and where the profits don't end up funding your bitterest enemies, like the Koch Brothers).

Several groups have now shown that lentiviral (LV) vectors stably transmit the hβ/hγ-globin genes and large elements of the locus control region, resulting in correction of the murine thalassemia intermedia (TI) phenotype and survival of mice with the TM phenotype.

A large element of the hostility is simply down to the hypocrisy shown towards Israel.

Nevertheless, the deal appears sensible on the part of Melrose and is clearly the preferred outcome for a large element of the investment community.

"There is a large element of the leadership in Boy Scouts of America that has roots in various religious organizations that have historically had policies against homosexuality".

Gordon said: "The true horrors of the HBOS acquisition can never be unwound, and after an 1,106% increase in share count [because of rights issues] over three years, a large element of the associated value destruction is seemingly permanent".

On paper (and paper turned out to be a large element of the show), it could have hardly seemed less theatrical: a recitation, by a single actor, of every single word, 50,000 or so of them, in the book.