Sentence examples for made no large from inspiring English sources

United Healthcare, the country's largest HMO, suffered similar glitches after buying MetraHealth in 1995.It is noteworthy that the fastest-growing HMO, at roughly 35% per year, is Oxford Health Plans of Norwalk, Connecticut, which has made no large acquisitions (though it does buy tiny firms to save it from having to apply for operating licences in states it wants to enter).

Worth $9.2 billion, Ellison has made no large gifts other than one for $5 million to the University of California at Davis (for an ambulatory care center) less than.1% of his worth.

So did the hundreds of pro-government civilians, whom the authorities made no large-scale attempts to disperse.

All ventilation slits should be made no larger than 1/4 of an inch.

His themes make no large journeys, neither outward, inward nor through the stylistic thickets and bare ambiguities of much contemporary poetry.

This indicates that by averaging data from different reanalyses, errors are eliminated very efficiently, in a way that it makes no large difference whether single grid point data or data from the optimum domains of each reanalysis are used in the ensembles.

To treat the children in the trial, surgeons made incisions no larger than 1.5mm in both of their eyes.

Pershing Square Capital Management has made no new large public investments for roughly a year.

I stopped playing it because it didn't really work: traffic made no sense, large cities kept on developing inexplicable bugs, region mechanics were unreliable at best, and the small city sizes essentially eliminated the opportunity for any design creativity.

Make no suspiciously large expenditures of cash for at least a year.

The panel made no comment on how large or small a risk cellphone radiation may pose to human health.