Sentence examples for significantly more space from inspiring English sources

They were willing to pay more for a bigger, better apartment, assuming that a higher budget — up to $2,250 a month — would buy them significantly more space.

Another move, to its current location on 19th Street, just off 10th Avenue, in 1986, gave the Kitchen significantly more space.

The darker, knottier "The Bells" isn't even three minutes long, but it takes up significantly more space, somehow splitting the difference between its two most familiar forebears, the Originals' sweet soul ballad and Lou Reed's bleak epic.

She recently helped a couple with three young children find a six-bedroom home for $6,500 a month, giving them significantly more space for their money than the apartment they had been renting on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

If given the choice between Arial and Times New Roman fonts, Arial takes up significantly more space at the same font size.

The animals that gave their all to become your hamburger or chicken quesadilla require significantly more space, energy, and five times more water than the stars of a meatless dish.

Moreover, the simulated trichome distribution was also significantly more spaced out than expected in a random spatial distribution, as is the case in actual leaves.

After an extensive renovation, which adds a second floor — and significantly more gallery space — the Drawing Center, in SoHo, reopens with an exhibition by the Argentinean painter Guillermo Kuitca (Nov. 3).

While there are only six more galleries than in 2011, there is significantly more floor space, taken up by the curated installations, plus additional talks, tours and side events.

LUT-based digital predistorters have low computational complexity, but they require significantly more memory space to store the model parameters than polynomial-based digital predistorters.

And, in its bid to bring in more hardcore photography enthusiasts, it's also dropping the paywall on some of its pro features, bringing the app in line with Yahoo's decision in May to drop its old Flickr Pro pricing tiers and instead offer paid tiers for those who want to skip ads or have significantly more storage space.