Sentence examples for much larger one from inspiring English sources

A small protest on Wednesday led to the much larger one on Thursday.

Dr. Perry is the curator of ceramics at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, where the first exhibition on this subject, a much larger one from which the New York show was drawn, opened last summer.

"What started off as a tiny band of people is now a much larger one, and people are starting to act on their own".

Thus, if the sample size was much larger, one could use a very restricted range on relatedness and perhaps obtain an approximately unbiased estimate of heritability.

By using two radar antennas -- one on the end of the mast and a much larger one anchored in the cargo bay -- scientists hope to obtain 3-D snapshots of Earth's terrain.

If military history teaches us anything, a large population doesn't always equate to winning; a small force can effectively stave off a much larger one if it has the right resources, skills, and local knowledge on its side.

There are much larger ones on offer.

Again and again he chides his readers for overestimating the importance of famous British and American battles in the West and overlooking much larger ones on the eastern front: more than 2m Germans were killed in the east, over ten times the number who died fighting in the west.

Inflation — by causing the space of the Universe to expand exponentially — causes what happens on very small scales to get blown up to much larger ones.

It was a much larger one-and-a-half-story residence, with perhaps eight rooms and an adjacent structure for the kitchen.

Yáñez says the company plans to release a four-kilowatt system in 2016 and a much larger one-megawatt device around 2018.