Sentence examples for larger associations from inspiring English sources

The local region's junior base is small, the equivalent of one of Sydney's larger associations.

Smaller groups tend to restrict themselves to advocacy, fund-raising and organizing volunteers; much larger associations sometimes get involved in design, planning and construction of improvements.

Maxwell enhances this effect by never pushing too hard thematically: "Haunted Hayride" resonates because he lets larger associations emerge at their own pace.

For essentially the same reasons, the notion of an "ideal democracy" also can be useful for identifying and understanding the democratic characteristics of actually existing governments, be they of city-states, nation-states, or larger associations.

The smallest F6 size fraction showed a significantly enhanced diffusivity for these same protons that may be explained with small assemblies squeezed out from larger associations.

Supply of practitioners, distance to closest provider, managed care spillovers, and state regulations on insurance and NPs are all expected to have larger associations for CRC than for BC screening utilization rates.

Editors, who could be anywhere in the world, are available on this labor network and might be independent, or part of a larger "association server," which aggregates similar types of workers.

However, the larger association of depression with crash risk, vs. the use of antidepressants, suggests that treatment of depression is likely to reduce the risk.

However, a larger association bias is required in a heavily loaded scenario, which causes macro BSs should be shut off about half the time.

This fact was hidden by the larger association of other risk factors in the opposite direction.

Again, this two-gene region could be better resolved in a larger association panel.