Sentence examples for make room for larger from inspiring English sources

Older houses have been torn down in recent years to make room for larger, newer ones.

Last week, a charity suggested encouraging elderly people to move out of their big houses to make room for larger families.

Foursquare has ditched its tan background to make room for larger content entries, a clear example of the content > chrome trend.

This makes just enough room behind the sleeve for a small notebook — or the sleeve can be pulled altogether to make room for larger gear.

Tearing into the vehicles to make room for larger traps or the urea fluid injection system would be expensive.

Ports on the United States' East Coast and Gulf of Mexico have been racing to expand and make room for larger vessels and more cargo going to and from the Far East -- cargo that previously had to dock on the West Coast because of the Canal's previous limitations.

Fortunately our business is never about the macro numbers but much more about the micro i.e. great entrepreneurs, interesting technology/consumer/buying trends and specific niches that then grow to make room for large businesses.

"We need to change the terms of the conversation," Lorsch writes, "to make room for a larger and more public discussion about the purpose of the corporation and larger moral and political considerations".

First, the copious cargo room that is among the C-Max's best features is seriously reduced to make room for a larger, awkwardly placed battery pack that is about the size of a large suitcase.

The boats are sometimes stripped of fittings — including life jackets — to make room for a larger human cargo.

To make room for the larger screen, Canon removed the liquid-crystal-display status panel that used to appear above it.