Sentence examples for more usually large from inspiring English sources

In English-speaking countries and Central Europe, developers mostly do not own the land, although they can own shares in one or more (usually large) building or investment companies.

The process, which relies on magnetic fields attracting or repelling each other, is more usually applied to large machines such as maglev trains, and then with some kind of guide rail or tether to prevent the machine from drifting too far off track.

It is used in small amounts in an hors d'oeuvre, in an entrée dish or more usually, in a larger amount as the main course.

Structured groups, instead, are more complex entities, usually larger than simple groups (more than 4 individuals) and they can be considered as being composed of sub-groups that can be, in turn, either simple or structured.

Inevitably, one wondered how music more usually heard in venues no larger than the Wigmore might work in the vast spaces of the Albert Hall.

The tears were usually large and affected more than 1 tendon in 36 of these 60 patients.

"I've seen it 'elbow' away some larger and far more (usually aggressive) house sparrows in going after a choice tidbit".

Males, known as cocks, are usually larger, more boldly coloured, and have more exaggerated plumage than females (hens).

The errors are usually large.

The courses are usually large.

The F-HCC is usually larger, more heterogeneous and its scar is hypointense in every sequence.