Sentence examples for larger often from inspiring English sources

Such trees tend toward high wood densities, relatively delayed attainment of reproductive status, and larger, often animal-dispersed seeds.

Because of various factors, which might include obesity and industrial contaminants, breasts are arriving earlier and becoming larger, often to the point of grotesqueness.

The measure, which is being pushed by Senator McCain, would put a one-year moratorium on earmarks, or the age-old Washington practice of sneaking in funding for pet projects into a larger, often unrelated, bill.

The building, it learned, received a bonus allowing it to be built larger, often up to 20percentt larger, in exchange for providing "community facilities" — space for doctor's offices, schools or dormitories — under a provision of the zoning code.

As a result, a stampede of buyers has descended on the waterfront community over the last decade, razing high ranches and Cape Cods, and replacing them with larger, often lavish new homes.

"I get to work on typical Ph.D. research in terms of the technical skills and knowledge I'm building, but with... more of a chance to learn how to frame my work so it's relevant to a larger, often contentious debate going on in society about this topic," she says.

Even the largest often leap clear of the water.

But marketers, like the culture at large, often pity the unwed.

"Have you ever been treated unfairly by a large, often faceless, company?

These "regions" are large, often spanning several counties and millions of people.

Such dividers were large, often half as tall as a man.