Sentence examples for overly large to from inspiring English sources

They go beyond comfort and the usual services, so much so that our room, not overly large to begin with, feels claustrophobic.

Ideally, the quantities of TGF-β and IL-10 produced should be large enough (but not overly large) to create the immunosuppressive milieu.

They dressed him in overly large clothes to make him look tiny — he's a small man to begin with.

"In our view it is a Goldilocks outcome: not overly large as to generate concern about the fragility of the European banking system, but high enough to pre-fund a substantial share of maturing bank debt and spark more buying of Italian and Spanish paper," Martin van Vliet, an economist at ING Bank, said in a note to clients.

MOSCOW — Russia's top election official said Wednesday that Western election observers were proposing an overly large delegation to monitor parliamentary voting in December, raising the possibility of a standoff like the one that caused the cancellation of an observation mission four years ago.

With some justification critics have pointed to the iPhone 6 Plus' overly large bezels compared to rivals, but this isn't really the problem.

An overly small static droop coefficient is likely lead to WTG instability, while an overly large coefficient tends to induce noticeable oscillations in active power output during frequency recovery [4].

Generally carved in an erect or squatting posture with arms resting on the knees, the figures have heads overly large in proportion to their small bodies.

For the advisory panel, the balance is in obtaining a representative group, but also in not being overly large so as to make the decision making process unmanageable.

It's the problem with focusing only on electricity emissions – they either need to come down by overly large amounts in order to meet our overall target, or we are not going to be able achieve it.

Not overly large and relatively easy to ride, the waves are long and fast, and they peel with well-shaped shoulders ideal for aerials and other maneuvers.