Sentence examples for larger end of from inspiring English sources

There's even scepticism at the larger end of the retail market.

According to Oracle, "at one point in time" that share was 34% – although it wasn't clear who got the larger end of that deal.

And with dimensions at the larger end of the group, the Santa Fe feels more substantial, and more practical, than competitors like the RAV4.

The lower, larger end of the rod is bored to take a precision bearing insert lined with babbitt or other bearing metal and closely fitted to the crankpin.

The amount of detailed planning required at the larger end of the market is enormous – even before the gigs are announced, right up to the moment they load the gear in.

Fiat predicts sales of small cars will double in volume by 2014, and it hopes to capitalize in a way that Chrysler, which specializes in the larger end of the market, could not on its own.

However, despite this flexibility, Uhlaner et al. [34] found that overall SMEs at the larger end-of-the-size scale are actually more likely to engage in environmental management.

As a child, in late summer, I used to listen to the buzzing of the large end-of-season flies dashing from one side of my room to the other, bumping against a window or a wall.

Skadden's decision will also put pressure on its rivals to hand out large end-of-year bonuses to bring associates' total pay packages to about the same level as those at Skadden.

Of course they would, of something other than diabetes, and they would incur the very large end-of-life costs that The Times reported in December 2009 would cost Medicare $25,000 to $50,000 for the last six months of life.

This can result in large end-of-month charges, which if missed, will also affect your credit score.