Sentence examples for more than large from inspiring English sources

When the economy expands, small businesses gain more than large companies.

Ohlin saw reparations as nothing more than large international transfers of buying power.

Two nearby islands are nothing more than large rocks covered by scruffy shrubs and bird droppings.

THE BOTTOM LINE Small amounts of sugar eaten frequently increase cavities more than large amounts eaten infrequently.

On Sunday, he made his 39th regular-season start, a sample more than large enough to project his likely progress.

At my friend's insistence, the teacher ultimately corrected herself in class, though with a verbal wink more than large enough to drive through in a speeding vehicle.

Nothing screams desperation more than large-scale layoffs.

Destruction in the settled areas in the earlier attacks, which were little more than large-scale raiding expeditions, was certainly immense.

Given the amount of damage this Congress has done already, we might be grateful if the fall brought nothing more than large-scale standoffs already being predicted as lawmakers regather.

This would not only be harmful to the evolution of architectural form but would inevitably result in a somewhat cynical concept of building as "pure form"—a concept that only those who regard architecture as nothing more than large-scale packaging or abstract sculpture could accept.

If you abolish soft dollars tomorrow, you would hurt smaller companies more than larger ones.