Sentence examples for more than larger from inspiring English sources

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

Larger and smaller particles both move preferentially alongshore; however, smaller particles tend to move across-shore more than larger particles.

Jefferies pays more than larger rivals to fund itself, and lacks the comfort of lots of sticky, insured deposits.

The retailer believes smaller packs, which can still cost more than larger packs per gram, will help households chip away at the UK's food waste mountain.

The sharp trend toward pessimism appears to have affected smaller companies more than larger ones, and to have the strongest impact at companies with the least-solid balance sheets.

Smaller endowments tend to be invested more than larger ones in traditional assets such as domestic equities, which performed well in the rebound from the previous year's sell-off, and fixed income, which benefited from declining interest rates.

Nothing screams desperation more than large-scale layoffs.

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.