Sentence examples for naturally larger from inspiring English sources

The totemic possibilities of the right book, the right video, the right kind word, are naturally larger.

After falling short in the spring, the onus was on McGregor (20-3) to adjust against a naturally larger opponent who possessed edges in experience and durability, and whose skills were potent enough to make him a mainstay in the Octagon for the last decade.

The authors said it "cannot be determined" whether this was a "consequence" of gaming or if naturally larger regions led to a "vulnerability for preoccupation with gaming".

Comparing the layering and slab effects in slip inversions, the relative importance of the layering displacements is, naturally, larger for the purely layered case, and the relative importance of the interface displacements is larger in the slab case (Fig. 4).

Clearly, we are still able to approach the MFB, although we need more iterations, the convergence is less smooth and we only approach the MFB for lower BER (and, naturally, larger SNR).

"When we think about sustainable success in online fashion, we think an EBIT margin of 10% is achievable over the long term," he says, adding that gross margins in fashion are "naturally larger than, say, Amazon's margins on products such as electronics".

She has a naturally large sound with cutting power.

Indeed, her voice was so naturally large that at the start of her career Ms. Sutherland seemed destined to become a Wagnerian dramatic soprano.

Referring to Mr. Crutchfield's seminar, Mr. Porretta recalled: "I walked out when someone spoke about 'big voices, big problems.' People have told me it's a voice-wrecker, but if you have a naturally large and healthy instrument, there should be no problem".

Naturally, large teams are expected to have overheads.

Naturally, large-cap companies will offer substantial compensation, but less in cash and more in stock.