Sentence examples for largest would have from inspiring English sources

Cadiz and the Metropolitan Water District, the state's largest, would have jointly owned the project and split the $150 million price tag.

He said that anything larger would have implied the work was a monument and anything smaller would have made it a mere object.

The official also said there was reason to believe that people associated with Al Qaeda who are still at large would have had access to the reports.

Glenn Forley, a partner in Fizer Forley, which designed the restaurant, said: "A bar any larger would have probably affected the restaurant dining experience, because you would have had more of an overlap.

As a side note, GE certainly didn't pay rate card rates – a deal this large would have a substantial discount.

GMO opponents cite a 1999 study concluding that modified fish that grow extra large would have a competitive advantage, threatening extinction of conventional varieties.

While it is likely that a few militants did escape through the Iraqi lines, it is unlikely that a force that large would have made it through the security cordon surrounding the city without being noticed or being engaged.

On the basis of previous research, we assumed that 54% of the population at large would have positive skin test results and that SCIT would only be efficacious in 51% of the population.

A water maze for pigs, which are fast growing and large, would have to be adjustable in size to be suitable for testing animals of different age and size.

Under the proposed agreement, Rosemore, the largest shareholder, would have acquired Crown for $9.50 a share.

But incorporating Ariel, one of the largest settlements, would have sent the barrier about 12 miles into the West Bank.