Sentence examples for rosters are large from inspiring English sources

N.F.L. players wear masks, rosters are large, careers are brief, and there are just sixteen regular-season games, so most fans now recognize only the biggest stars.

The rosters are large, between 20 and 30 players, and the N.C.A.A. scholarship allotment is generous, allowing up to 14 fully funded players, a boon for universities looking to balance out their gender-equity numbers.

The NFL would point to the fact that its teams' rosters are larger than in the other major leagues, so revenue has to be spread among a larger group of players.

UpCounsel CEO Matt Faustman says that its roster is large enough to rival some of the largest law firms out there.

Unlike in other sports, there is a natural schism between offensive and defensive players in football, and the 53-man roster is larger than a basketball team's.

FINRA's nationwide roster of arbitrators is large (about 6,100).

Ms. Madison said that the station would consider a poll to whittle down the field, but that she still expected any roster to be larger than usual.

The roster could be larger, associates of Mr. Romney caution, but many Republicans argue that Mr. Portman is ideally suited for campaigning in Ohio and other critical Midwestern states.

Balanced rosters are for soccer.

What this line in Netflix's Shareholder statement suddenly makes you realize, though, is that competition for the biggest entertainment platforms is no longer just about subscriber numbers, technical quality and how good/large their content rosters are.

And the roster is so large that I often had to flip back to the "Cast of Characters," six pages long, to figure out who was who.