Sentence examples for large-scale found from inspiring English sources

YONKERSHudson River Museum "Whitfield Lovell: All Things in Time," large-scale found objects and charcoal portraits examining African-Americans from Reconstruction through World War II.

"Whitfield Lovell: All Things in Time," large-scale found objects and charcoal portraits examining African-Americans from Reconstruction through World War II.

YONKERS Hudson River Museum "Whitfield Lovell: All Things in Time," large-scale found objects and charcoal portraits examining African-Americans from Reconstruction through World War II.

Though his first serious work was Otello (1816; libretto by Francesco di Salsa), it was only in his Parisian pieces, such as Semiramide (1823), Le Siège de Corinthe (1826), and Guillaume Tell (1829; William Tell), his last opera, that his talent for works on a larger scale found its full flowering.

A large-scale analysis found that age was the most critical factor in determining which way people voted in 1997.

The large-scale study found schools in Birmingham, London, Leicester and Manchester that banned mobiles enjoyed a boost in the proportion of pupils getting five good passes at GCSE, compared with schools that allowed pupils to keep their phones, even if switched off.

The long reign of the smooth, bright-red tomato began in the mid-twentieth century, when large-scale farms found that standard sizes and shapes were easier to process and looked more attractive on grocery-store shelves.

The large-scale study found that the risk of depression, intermittent explosive disorder, and PTSD is much higher in military than civilian populations in the U.S. [32].

In other words, this large-scale study found that teams decline over time.

The large-scale study found that the real regional outlier was the South -- in our slice of heaven, economic mobility is, on average, significantly lower than it is elsewhere in America.

In another report issued by the Bush administration, the Justice Department noted that six independent large-scale studies found "higher recidivism rates among juveniles convicted for violent offense in criminal court when compared with similar offenders retained in juvenile court".