Sentence examples for much greater volume from inspiring English sources

Sweat contains a much greater volume of fluid compared with sodium.

" A digital platform would allow businesses to trade amongst themselves in much greater volume than paper".

Untwisting leaves filaments that are still highly convoluted, allowing the production of a textured yarn of much greater volume than the yarn would be in an untextured state.

But, free from limitations on where it can borrow money and EU regulations on state aid, the bank will be able to access a much greater volume of capital".

The raw egg white adds an ethereal mouth feel, much like a foamy mousse — the raw egg white has the ability to aerate into a much greater volume than pasteurized could".

The piece originally opened with the sentence 'In 2010 the world watched in horror as the Gulf of Mexico filled with 5m gallons of oil from an undersea leak caused by the careless handling of equipment on the part of BP and its partner Halliburton.' In fact, the spill was 5m barrels, a much greater volume.

And, since western filling stations handle much greater volumes than their Japanese rivals, they enjoy a further cost advantage.A recent fall in the cost of crude has afforded some relief to Japan's oil firms, but not much: the prices they can charge motorists have been falling even faster.

These results suggest that much greater volumes of flushing solutions will be needed in heterogeneous environments to ensure adequate flushing of lower permeable lenses and layers.

Because much greater volumes of proppant are injected at the field scale, the implication is that bed load transport is negligible in the great majority of field scale hydraulic fracturing treatments.

It allows users to store and utilise much greater volumes of data, at a much lower cost, than they could locally.

Arthritic joints tend to have much greater volumes of synovial fluid than normal joints, which can vary between cases, although even in normal joints synovial fluid concentrations of CRP tend to be lower than matched blood levels.