Sentence examples for longer large from inspiring English sources

At 200,000 sq ft, the new building is nearly double the size of its former home on the Upper East Side, which was no longer large enough to house both the museum's staff and its 22,000-strong art collection.

While the number of late clotting events in the slow-release group was still higher than in the studies of bare metal stents, the numbers involved were no longer large enough for it to be clear that the results stemmed from a real problem rather than random events.

"The U.S., U.K. and France — among others — have relied on the Mideast in particular to either boost or even sustain their domestic military aircraft production because, with the obvious exception of the United States, their domestic markets are no longer large enough to do that," Ms. Ashbourne said.

Due to constant technological advances, satellite phones are no longer large, heavy devices that require a portable satellite dish to transmit.

They are no longer large or in charge!

By the 1990s, the stadium was no longer large enough, and had no room for possible expansion.

The production and the play must surely have a longer, larger life.

At The New Republic, Amartya Sen offers his take on why "Europe is no longer larger than life".

Both are part of the story of the Labour candidate's defeat in 2008, but it's a longer, larger and more complex one than that.

He has plans on paper for a mega ramp 2.0, a longer, larger version, with more features, similar to a snowboarding slopestyle course.

Though today's festivals are longer, larger and probably much louder, none of them appears likely to ever become the generational touchstone that Woodstock was 40 years ago, in part simply because of the surfeit of options.