Sentence examples for larger third from inspiring English sources

There are no plans to send additional American units to Nineveh Province, though the replacement of Colonel Twitty's unit by the somewhat larger Third Armored Cavalry Regiment has led to a small troop increase.

But he also embarks on some absorbing storytelling, in a form now familiar from ten years of the little-thing/big-thing books: take a micro-history of something or other (cod, salt, the color mauve) and turn it into a macro-history of something else that provides, in parable, a mega-history of some larger third thing.

The stairway leads to a series of small permanent collection and installation rooms on the second floor and to a much larger third floor gallery with a twisting and curving wall -- the inside of the torqued exterior -- and a folded-plane ceiling that varies from about 10 to 17 feet high.

An initial group of investors must be pulled in, large enough to attract attention but not too large; then a larger second group, whose investments can be used to pay off the first, a still larger third group, and so on.

Two relatively comfy views of Matisse's first hotel room in Nice are traduced by the grandeur of "Interior With a Violin," a larger third version whose prevailing shades of black dramatically highlight the bit of sunbaked beach visible through the louvered shutters.

ACDC and ACDC LU + give better results when the array with a larger third dimension is considered.

Analysts began to fear an even larger third-quarter loss for Lehman, which the bank disclosed on Wednesday with its poorly received strategic plan to remain independent.

The Boeing Company, which has been struggling with costly delays on two airplane programs, reported a larger third-quarter loss on Wednesday than analysts had expected and lowered its full-year profit forecast.

(A slightly larger, second-generation RAV4 is also on display).

Barnes & Noble on Tuesday posted a larger second-quarter loss than last year.

The TCNQ product also has a larger third-order nonlinear optical property which was characterized by Z-scan experiments.