Sentence examples for much larger listing from inspiring English sources

Pursue these home upgrades for your own enjoyment -- but don't trick yourself into believing you'll more than recoup the cost of the improvement in the form of a much larger listing price when it comes time to sell.

Owing to automakers' efforts to strengthen roofs and make changes to air bags, 2011 begins with a much larger list.

Sarah's health was deteriorating when a judge intervened last week, giving her a chance at the much larger list of organs from adult donors.

But the new laws elsewhere should be seen in the context of a much larger list of measures restricting the action of NGOs, says Mr Rutzen of the ICNL including some that limit freedom of association or the ability to meet without a government representative attending.

The slim roster of people I've known who died or nearly died in old wars is not something I run over often in my mind, any more than I make myself think about the much larger list (it's in the tens of millions) of strangers far away who have died or suffered in wars in my lifetime, but now that this country is on the brink of a massive invasion of Iraq these old names have come back.

The police had their own, much larger list, based on people registering names of their missing relatives.

NORMAN is already working to replace the original "NORMAN list of emerging substances" of about 900 compounds with a much larger list of substances.

The "check" command is the most important one, for instance, and Kwyno would be much more useful if it supported a much larger list of feeds from the get-go.

In the light of the experience acquired, NORMAN is now committed to the further development of the current scheme with the extension of the original NORMAN list of substances (ca. 900 compounds) to a much larger list of several thousands of compounds.

Even though they were randomly selected from a much larger list, a purely random sample could have been more appropriate.

This is a much larger list than previously identified in this organism [ 7, 10] or any Clostridium.