Sentence examples for making a larger from inspiring English sources

Toyota's first effort at making a larger truck, the T-100, wasn't enthusiastically received.

His few references to himself were put in the service of making a larger point about America.

"I was making a larger yearly income than she was earning by then, so I didn't need the money.

In Berlin, she's able to focus on her business full-time, making a larger profit that she did in Britain.

It was only after his "lost weekend" in Brussels that he first thought about making a larger complaint about this.

Moyer, the Philadelphia Phillies' 47-year-old left-hander, was not admitting any trickery, just making a larger point.

He is no "deficit-denier", but stresses the need to cut fairly, with the baby boomers who benefited from the housing bubble making a larger contribution.

Because you may be making a larger conversation about marginalised communities, and their ability to tell their own stories in their own voices, all about yourself.

France still hopes to save enough elsewhere to avoid personnel reductions but clearly needs to be making a larger contribution than it is today.

The House Republicans are skeptical of making a larger payment to the agency upfront for fear that it could get wasted.

"They are making a large number of small investments".