Sentence examples for more for large from inspiring English sources

As for price, pressure washers range from less than $100 for electric units to $1,000 or more for large gasoline-powered washers.

Wireless operators will pay more for large, contiguous parcels of spectrum, which is why the FCC wants to orchestrate the process.

Glen M. Vetromile, a senior vice president at Related, said house prices at Tuxedo Reserve would start around $500,000 and could rise to $1.5 million or more for large custom homes.

Ray Boulger, senior technical manager at broker John Charcol, said lenders were currently having to charge more for large loans as banking rules meant they had to have larger amounts of capital in place to back the mortgages.

Conversely, large objects were included in the definitions more for large nonwords than for small nonwords (t 98) = 2.38, p = 0.02, Cohen's d = 0.48) and the word large was more frequently included in definitions of large nonwords than small nonwords (t 98) = 2.62, p = 0.01, Cohen's d = 0.53).

Sequencing depth of the HiSeq data is often 100x or more for large genomes.

Cover, and let the shrimp sit until they are done, about 10 minutes (less for smaller, more for larger).

PRICE For one or two people, $200 for a two-hour trip, $400 for four hours; more for larger groups.

Prices of services like this vary, but expect to pay $30 to $50 for each visit for a small open boat, more for larger boats and much more if the boat has to be moved.

The current price for a gutted bluefin, with head and tail on, runs about $9.50 a pound for small fish, $12.75 a pound for medium fish and even more for larger fish.

Today, he said, most people have their windows washed once or twice a year, paying him an average of $20 apiece for normal double-hung windows, more for larger or more complicated installations.