Sentence examples for larger both from inspiring English sources

The Canadian trusts are also much larger, both in production and in market capitalization.

The Times's forum for debate has just grown a little larger, both online and in the newspaper.

The brain of monkeys and apes is larger, both absolutely and relatively, than that of lemurs, lorises, or tarsiers.

It is also larger, both in trim size (an eccentric, pleasing-to-hold 8ð by 10 inches, compared with n+1's more orthodox and bookish 7 by 10) and in circulation.

The big generation born after the second world war contributed for many years to higher growth by making the workforce larger, both in absolute terms and relative to the population as a whole.

But across the internet, the "buy now" button is becoming ever larger, both metaphorically and in a very literal sense; it's about making it as hard as possible for us avoid buying things on impulse.

The largest, both in Boston, are Boston University (1839) and Northeastern University (1898).

While neither institution would say how much they paid for the work, "Cremaster 2" is large, both conceptually and physically.

Both are large; both are outside the euro zone; both are proponents of a Thatcherite economic credo.

The effects are large, both from an economic and a clinical perspective.

When the current is not very large, both modes have only a real frequency.