Sentence examples for larger rations from inspiring English sources

But according to UN monitors, North Koreans have been getting larger rations of rice, potatoes and corn over the past two years.

While initial rations are fairly small, a special "meal ticket" is made available later in the game, which provides larger rations.

The rationing of alcohol employed under the Bratt system was extensive, but it was also applied selectively by favouring older males in higher socio-economic groups with larger rations [4].

The pupil textbook ratio (PTBR) in all the GEP schools is on average 1 3, with only a few schools that recorded a larger ration.

They had enough cover and hard standing to see them through, and, though they looked bedraggled, were thriving on large rations of hay.

It is fantasy served out in large rations by the popular arts, which allows most people to cope with these twin specters.

The sentence should have read, "It is fantasy, served out in large rations by the popular arts, which allows most people to cope with these twin specters" — not "large ratios" by the popular arts.

Nicolls understood this, and gave large rations of grog when his men showed what he called "spirited and Soldierlike feelings".

The Manufacturers Trust Company does the largest ration banking business in the city.

He took his turn at kitchen chores and refused to accept larger food rations.

When the endowment is larger, the average extra ration increases, which is not necessarily expected.