Sentence examples for rendered large from inspiring English sources

These are not carriers of disease, but their presence in bloodthirsty swarms had rendered large areas of coastal Florida uninhabitable until control — of an uneasy and temporary nature — was established.

But here they are again, rendered large, in like company, glued to grounds dappled with fuzzy abstract shapes that suggest giant potato prints and reanimated by eyes, beaks and other motifs excerpted from Northwest Coast Indian carvings — additions that startle further by introducing a bright white to the surface.

Gas flaring has raised temperatures and rendered large areas uninhabitable.

A low sequencing cost of around US$1000 per genome has now rendered large population-scale projects feasible.

Also, extreme arid conditions rendered large regions of inland Australia unsuitable for vegetation, leading to the formation of active sand and clay dune systems.

Our findings that non-LTR retrotransposable elements of the RTE clade have rendered large proportions of lepidopteran microsatellite DNA markers developed to-date ineffective is indicative of the depth of problems challenging many researchers who have invested resources to developing such molecular genetics tools.

It'd be the place that someone would remember, decades hence, as a seat of comfort and succor, its rooms rendered larger and grander, exalted, by memory.

Previously, both long-distance (~1 km) and short-distance (~300 m) observations were undertaken; however, the long-distance observations ceased in 1988 because population pressures around the three sites rendered large-scale observations difficult.

It is also possible that more scale points and/or more items would have rendered larger variation in the average self-assessments, and thereby large between-classroom effects.

This rendered large-scale offensive infantry operations impossible and as the situation worsened for a period of time the Australians even ceased patrolling operations across the Mivo.

A more extreme definition for high AL (i.e., the top 80%), rendered larger differences in effect estimates for lead exposure between low and high AL groups.