Sentence examples for move larger from inspiring English sources

This is an ominous statistic given the drive to move larger numbers of people out of institutions and into community-based care.

Mr Freud is proposing more carrot and more stick to move larger numbers of lone parents and 2.68 million people on invalidity benefit (IB) into the workforce.

Mexicans with bank accounts can deposit as much as $4,000 in cash per month, but Mexicans without accounts can exchange only $300 a day up to $1,500 a month Businesses can move larger amounts of U.S. dollars but the new restrictions have faced tough opposition.

Large Internet service providers such as MCI WorldCom wcom, Qwest Communications International q and Williams Communications wcg are on the hunt for WDM gear to help them move larger amounts of data traffic.

Tests back on Earth prior to the mission getting under way demonstrated that the mole could handle coarse gravel and, given plenty of hammering time, even move larger stones out of the way.

Meanwhile, a Californian project called Water-Go-Round promises to have a functioning hydrogen ferry later this year, a joint Norwegian-Swedish programme is exploring how fuel-cell technology can move larger vessels and a Japanese shipping giant announced plans for a 200m-long zero emissions cargo ship by 2050.

They have less capacity to move large quantities of drugs and avoid taking on federal forces.

"It's a good way to move large sums of money.

These move large volumes of water at relatively low discharge pressures.

This year, the robots were required to move large balls around a track to score points.

It could, for example, move large payloads and precisely position scientific experiments.