Sentence examples for larger packs from inspiring English sources

Larger packs typically hunt larger animals, although they will capture and eat whatever prey they encounter.

The retailer believes smaller packs, which can still cost more than larger packs per gram, will help households chip away at the UK's food waste mountain.

It's a solution that is lighter, less costly and far simpler than the liquid-cooled battery packs used on hybrids with much larger packs, like the Chevrolet Volt.

The larger packs, after all, had more wolves roving across the landscape, and thus a greater chance of one of their number coming into contact with the mites and spreading the disease to the others.

Tesco has already pledged to stop offering multi-buys on larger packs, and has said it will give greater scope for customers to "mix and match" sale items and will introduce re-sealable bags for all salad products, which would keep them fresh in your fridge for longer.

In 2008, she finished 11th in a 16-team field in the race, a spot Ms. Bennett called respectable, especially because Ms. Lesinski competed primarily against teams from Canada and northern New England, where racing is more common, the training season longer and most racers have larger packs of dogs and race only their fastest ones.

In this case, larger pack sizes and the ability to defend the kill against hyaena21 could be crucial.

Unpacked data was stored in a special line buffer for immediate display, while raw data was stored in a larger, packed array.

Pricy multipacks You might expect a multipack to be better value, but sometimes – despite claiming to be "great value" – a larger pack may actually cost more per unit.

"Will we forget our martyrs' blood?" "No!" "Will we compromise for peace?" "No!" Behind the trucks swelled a larger pack of mourners.

At the roller rink 15 campers were soon wobbling on skates together, in an even larger pack of children from other camps.