Sentence examples for mean larger from inspiring English sources

The terms heavy and light simply mean larger and smaller.

Fewer stems mean larger flowers, and less crowding helps prevent mildew.

And any new bailout would probably mean larger equity stakes for the government.

(This approach, all else being equal, could also mean larger profits for seed investors).

At the lowest end of the income spectrum, little increases in family earnings could mean larger differences in the brain.

In fact, either outcome would depress tax revenue and could mean larger deficits.

I mean large numbers of people.

In fact, "massive" has been used routinely to mean "large" for more than half a millennium.

I would add, though, that this shouldn't necessarily mean large audiences.

The shakeup will also mean large payouts to departing cabinet ministers, including John Whittingdale and Nicky Morgan.

Hers is the use of "enormity" (post-9/11) to mean "large size".