Sentence examples for large sacrifice from inspiring English sources
So losing out the first-author position or giving it to someone else can be a very large sacrifice.
"I have a fairly hardcore view that there should be a very large sacrifice made during those early years," Gates said.
It's not ideal, definitely comes at a large sacrifice, but for me it was doable.
Many will make some small (or large) sacrifice, something that will remind us that this is Lent, and of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
Furthermore, a guarantor doesn't benefit from being a guarantor on a lease (it does not improve their credit score and they don't receive any financial reward), thus it's a potentially large sacrifice with little reward.
They realise that education is vitally important and are ready to make large sacrifices to ensure that their children get the best on offer.
But critics said drivers and PATH riders would not be asked to make such large sacrifices if the agency's budget had not been raided.
Most of those below the age of 44 consider that they have to make large sacrifices to live in London, especially the ones aged between 25 and 34, for whom the figure is 62%.
Trying to answer the question of why religious denominations that impose onerous rules and demand large sacrifices of their members seem to thrive better than those which do not, Iannaccone surmised that strict religions function as economic clubs.
Although the model cannot address patch size directly, results point to locations where large patches can likely be produced without large sacrifices in other objectives.
