Sentence examples for makes very large from inspiring English sources

Lukacs, a distinguished historian of 20th-century Europe, makes very large claims for his subject in "George Kennan": He was "a better writer and a better thinker" than Henry Adams; he was "the best and finest American writer about Europe" in the interwar years, better than Hemingway.

Its ability to form stable covalent bonds with four other atoms, including another carbon atom, makes very large, complex molecules possible.

Many foreign firms in China are making very large profits.

They have a good utility in Florida, but the company made very large investments in unregulated gas plants.

Being big helps, because they can afford to make very large bets, as News Corporation has been recently in securing rights to sports programming all over the globe.

Many banks will, moreover, have made very large bad debts, while others will have to finance customers for a long or short period.

When developers make very large profits and yet cite viability as a reason not to build more affordable homes, common sense tells you there is an anomaly.

The Fed has made it very easy for them to take on very little risk and make very large profits," said Randy Frederick, managing director of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab.

It is also just, given that the organisations and individuals who most regularly make very large transactions are the very banks, financial bodies and speculators who have caused the current problems.

Craig Janes, national director of estate gift and trust services at Deloitte & Touche, says he is advising his clients "to make very large gifts now" because it isn't clear what might happen to the exemption in 2013 and beyond.

"Soon after our graduation, we will be asked to make very large monthly payments towards this debt, regardless of whether we've been able to find employment or not".