Sentence examples for larger terms from inspiring English sources

In larger terms, it happened like this.

In another part of the Superdome, Brooks was speaking about Vick in larger terms than just a single game.

In larger terms, how can we protect the fetus and mother while fostering fetal research at the same time?

But the founders — Cyrus Massoumi, its chief executive, and Oliver Kharraz, both former McKinsey consultants, and Nick Ganju, the chief technology officer — see their efforts in larger terms.

But in larger terms, it is also a measure of Britain's increasing isolation from its allies — both inside the European Union and now with Washington.

Every word he utters has a heightened, monolithic quality, as if he saw the world in simpler but larger terms than most people, never allowing for shades of gray.

First, two highly overlapping terms are indistinguishable from one larger term if the genes in the overlap already belong to a term with higher similarity.

And it's easy to see why Vonnegut would consider his friend's reputation in large terms: the two had a lot in common.

The difference between the smallest and largest terms is of magnitudes.

Based on dynamic programming, mHG method can also take excessive time for large terms.

Subtracting two large terms to give a small difference is a numerically ill-posed problem.