Sentence examples for not many large from inspiring English sources

Since there are not many large corporations in Sacramento, the season-ticket base is composed largely of locals who were on the waiting list for seats when the arena was built in 1988.

John is almost all national parkland, so there are not many large resorts," he said, but added that the Westin St. John (Great Cruz Bay; 888-627-7206; www.westinresortstjohn.com) was a high-end option.

Now, however, Mr. Lituchy said, "company boards say to their executives, 'Tell us when people are sitting on top of each other, and then we'll talk,' " Jay Paul's gamble is likely to pay off, real estate brokers say, because there are not many large blocks of ultramodern Class A office space available, and there is fierce competition for what exists.

"Not many large architectural firms in the United States would spend time worrying about the special qualities of the San Francisco Bay region, the cultural heritage of the Hawaiian Islands or the landscape of southern Indiana," the architectural critic Peter Blake wrote in 1975 in the Russian-language magazine Amerika.

At the time, though, not many large companies were using cloud computing on the scale envisioned by KBBO.

The answer to questions like this is usually that there are not many large or performance-oriented Honda vehicles on which to base Acura derivatives.

In today's global economy, there aren't many large companies that can afford to ignore China in their plans for growth.

Upzoning "will make it much more difficult and much more expensive to subdivide, and also there are not that many large parcels left," Mr. Braverman said.

Another concern is a conflict-of-interest issue: Baker Hostetler would not represent many large banks and wealthy families because they were defendants in Madoff lawsuits.

Not coincidentally, many large, well-known New York book publishers have struggled financially in recent years, while a number of the small young book publishing ventures have thrived.

The video shows the male crowd using not only many large stones, but some so large it is hard to lift them, and often throwing the stones with great force.