Sentence examples for made even larger from inspiring English sources

The late Harvard classicist Charles Segal made even larger claims.

McKellen has a large head, made even larger these days by the unruly mass of white hair and beard he has grown for the role of Lear.

Lou Manfredini, the national home improvement expert for Ace Hardware in Oak Brook, Ill., said a big crack must first be made even larger.

In a year with an especially large number of governor elections — made even larger by a special election in Utah — an unusually high portion of them, 24, are for open seats, meaning that nearly half of the states (and probably more) will have new leaders after the midterm elections.

Besides new patron-facing hardware, we've made even larger changes behind the scenes — the majority of our public computing "computers" have been converted to a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).

While all school districts have notched achievement gains, the big city districts made even larger gains than other districts.

If all of those things happened, A.I.G. would have to make even larger payments.

Their success has increased their incomes still further, allowing them to make even larger contributions and to demand even bigger favors.

Teri Burns, California's deputy superintendent of public instruction, said that next year the budget crisis would be even worse, making even larger classes likely.

To really head off climate change, the world must eventually make even larger (much larger) cuts in its emissions of greenhouses gases than those envisioned in the Kyoto agreement and its refinements in Bonn.

But some analysts fear that equity firms are now seeing any company as a restructuring opportunity and, with the money available to make even larger acquisitions, rising levels of debt could become a threat.