Sentence examples for rather larger than from inspiring English sources

The gap between our house building levels and catering to the population's tastes for living arrangements is rather larger than we thought.

In particular, I would suggest that the estimated cost of obtaining an assassination is rather larger than the rate charged by the hired gun.

Come this memoir's final lap, the question of Lodge's extra-academic career, and in particular the kind of novelist he imagines himself to be, looms rather larger than before.

Although he says his remarks about the sorrows of a PL were written rather larger than they were spoken, he does confess that the "antiquated, quaint" job left him blocked for some years.

There are small European countries with strong science policies: he mentions Switzerland and Austria as enviable examples, although both are rather larger than Scotland, and Norway and Ireland might make for more appropriate comparisons.

This time the setting is a dusty 4x4 in the midday heat of Yala National Park, far to the south-east, and the animal is rather larger than a loris.

Thus, one would expect the H-bond distance from the MP2/6-31G* MP2/6-31G*ns to be smaller rather than larger than that found in the MD simulations.

"I'd rather lose large than win slightly.

In a Turkish study (10), patients with colorectal cancer tended to have a smaller rather than larger visceral fat area than that in control subjects.

Sanders has tended to fare better than Clinton in states using the caucus system rather than larger primary elections.

"I guess the saving grace is that certain parts of electronics are getting smaller rather than larger".