Sentence examples for more space at from inspiring English sources

First, it meant leaving more space at the back for their opponents to exploit.

Either way, some industry professionals say that documentaries are going to continue to take up more space at the multiplexes.

Where to stand: Counterintuitively, there's usually more space at the front than the back, especially towards the left.

Since this was not the only big order Emirates has placed recently, the airline is going to need a bit more space at its home hub.

It has grown exponentially since then, taking up more and more space at the Indiana Convention Center; for next year's event, organizers have booked the entire facility.

He said that, as the force faces staff cuts, there will also be more and more space at the site, which is "an expensive luxury" in central London.

No one public space is particularly important in itself, and if one is closed, it isn't some existential threat to modern democracy; but when the same people keep being driven out of more and more spaces, at some point we need to take a stand.

Small items can be made by a machine like a desktop printer, in the corner of an office, a shop or even a house; big items bicycle frames, panels for cars, aircraft parts—need a larger machine, and a bit more space.At the moment the process is possible only with certain materials (plastics, resins and metals) and with a precision of around a tenth of a millimetre.

However, the authors indicate that grade-separated interchanges require more space than at-grade intersections.

That is, how much you're willing to pay for, as major airlines increasingly slice and dice those coach sections to entice business travelers with slightly more space — but at a much higher price.

More space was let at Canary Wharf in the first quarter of this year than in all 2003.