Sentence examples for much larger package from inspiring English sources

The eurozone's political leaders agreed to start negotiations on a much larger package, worth €86bn, almost half of Greece's GDP.

Otherwise, it just might have to start building that credibility all over again with a much larger package down the road.

The announcement was timed to give the Democrats a one-day jump on President Bush, who is to outline a much larger package, with an estimated 10-year cost of $600 billion, in Chicago on Tuesday.

But the end to plausible deniability for C.E.O.'s is only a part of a much larger package of reforms that should help re-establish America's reputation as a financial market in which the game is not rigged for insiders.

The possibility remains that our concerns and practical reasons begin very small, with pleasure and pain, rather than these coming always embedded in a much larger package deal.

While there are products like CRM tools, marketing automation platforms and other tools from companies like Salesforce.com, Marketo, Hubspot and many others that also provide a more automated way to track this kind of process, many busy salespeople ignore these because the tools are part of a much larger package.

Some of the remaining 115,000 victims who filed claims will be helped by the $9.7 billion aid package that Congress approved in early January, and others will hopefully be rescued when Congress votes on a much larger aid package -- to the tune of $51 billion -- which is expected to pass next week.

It is certainly true that a much larger stimulus package would create problems of its own.

The US support bolsters a much larger aid package from the International Monetary Fund of up to $18bn, also announced on Thursday.

The measure is the first, and least controversial, portion of a much larger aid package sought by the affected states to help homeowners and local governments recover costs associated with the storm.

The senior American commander in Afghanistan, Lt. Gen. Karl Eikenberry, told reporters after meeting with Mr. Gates that he was hopeful that the Bush administration would seek a much larger aid package from Congress for the training of Afghanistan security forces and for reconstruction projects.