Sentence examples for return to large from inspiring English sources

Clinton's return to large themes and big ideas in his State of the Union address is significant because it signals another political turning point that he saw first.

How often do you have a few hours in meetings or travelling only to return to large volumes of emails that have arrived while you were out?

A return to large public spending would undo recent efforts to rein in that debt, while too much inflation could drive up borrowing costs and cause investors to lose confidence in Japan's finances.

Watching their role models train around them daily, then return to large homes and properties, Kenya's young athletes focus on running as a way to escape the hardship of agrarian life.

It displayed a remarkable return to large scale portraiture that was reminiscent of his early works and provided glimpses into what he thought of Black Lives Matter and the police violence happening against black children, women, and men.

While this allowed us to stimulate both CD4 and CD8 T cells during 10-day cultures as well as to measure CD4+ T-cell reactivity, we needed to return to large pools of 10-mer peptides to appropriately measure CD8+ T-cell reactivity against HPV antigens [ 10, 11], as it was difficult to separate populations of responding CD8+ T cells from the background.

A return to large-scale commercial whaling is just a hair's breadth away.

Campaigners fear the proposal could lead to a return to large-scale commercial whaling and say the IWC should be forcing whaling nations to end the culls altogether.

Proposals have included housing investment banks, housing enterprise zones, a resurgence of terrace housing, and a return to large-scale public sector housebuilding.

Gov. George E. Pataki hailed I.B.M.'s return to large-scale chip production in the region as an internationally visible endorsement of his efforts to make New York more attractive to businesses.

"The breakdown of law and order and the apparent inability of the transitional authorities to exercise control over Seleka soldiers committing atrocities could presage a deepening crisis and a return to large-scale fighting," said the officials, Adama Dieng, the special adviser on the prevention of genocide, and Jennifer Welsh, the special adviser on the responsibility to protect.