Sentence examples for large might from inspiring English sources

But if the sandwich is too large, might our bloatedness harm our decision-making too?

The contractors say raises that large might put them out of business.

Faces that large might have appeared on billboards, but they didn't move — they didn't tremble like a field of grain or surge like the sea.

Of course, this leads me to wonder how Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel, whose budget challenges loom large, might find more revenue.

Rather than ruining the life of another impressionable young man, a better way to effect real change at Rutgers – and the nation at large – might be to work on changing the culture.

Perhaps a useful ambition for Mr Obama, as he moves to a second term in which public opinion but also Washington haggling will loom large, might be to synthesise the best of those two successive presidents, Kennedy and Johnson?

Even Mr Weill, as one of Citigroup's largest, might have trouble complaining about that.

And there may be a publication bias in that those who believe that the risk is larger might be more likely to publish books," he writes in Global Agenda.

How much larger might that figure have been had there been no border changes?

Since the phone itself is a bit thick, a screen any larger might make one-handed actions more difficult.

Instead, valine, which is larger, might disrupt severely the shape of the binding cavity.