Sentence examples for making up a large part from inspiring English sources
The name phlogopite also denotes an iron-free compound regarded as making up a large part of the mineral.
Mistletoe Tyrannulet consumes both insects (including beetles and other small insects, and spiders) and fruits, with mistletoe drupes (Loranthaceae) making up a large part of the diet (Stiles and Skutch 1989).
Aside from a late, ill-considered plunge into equities (at the very top of the market), the Chinese mainly accumulated very safe assets, with U.S. Treasury bills — T-bills, for short — making up a large part of the total.
Conor McClelland, the head chef of Rayanne House in nearby Holywood, County Down, said 2017 has been their busiest year in a decade, with tourists making up a large part of the surge.
With the housing sector making up a large part of the US economy, housing cycles in America can impact the economy on a global level because of the country's size, said Susan Wachter, professor of real estate and finance at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. .
The University of Louisville Center of Environmental Cardiology was awarded a five-year $7 million NIEHS grant in 2003 for studies on the effects of aldehydes, which are found throughout the environment, making up a large part of typical urban air pollution and also showing up in food and drinking water.
Mysterious headaches made up a large part of Gordon's practice.
Certainly I could live without meat and often do, and vegetables make up a large part of my diet.
Catholic voters once made up a large part of the "swing" vote in Louisiana, before social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage became part of the political conversation.
Research by University College London on children's eating habits at that time found that bread and milk made up a large part of their diets.
The fact that phaeophorbide was among the dominant pigments in the faecal casts, also suggests that faecal material made up a large part of the ingested sediment.
