Sentence examples for support larger numbers of from inspiring English sources

It will also help to lift productivity among rich-country workers who will have to support larger numbers of older people.

These include the increase in amplifier bandwidth to support larger numbers of channels for higher network capacity, integration of optics and fast electronics to provide performance agility for dynamic networks, significant cost reduction, and standardization of amplifier modules.

At first glance, it makes intuitive sense that the salaries devoted to the growing ranks of expensive (and sometimes no longer productive) senior professors could support larger numbers of cheaper and more energetic junior faculty.

Additionally, preference elicitation techniques cannot support larger numbers of criteria and scaling levels [ 25, 28, 35, 42, 44] which again increases the uncertainty within the MCDA structure.

This evaluation will be useful for establishing the replicability of the service at other sites and for estimating how the service might scale to support larger numbers of users.

Moreover, mechanosensory detection may be enhanced by changes in head and body shape, for example to reduce swimming noise or support larger numbers of superficial neuromasts (e.g., in amblyopsid fishes [ 52]).

The uplands support large numbers of sheep, goats, and horses.

In North America many waterways, particularly those with relatively light commercial traffic, support large numbers of recreational craft.

Cattle or sheep pastures in North America or Europe are easy to identify, and they support large numbers of animals.

Another population concern is the ageing populations currently seen in Europe and Japan, which raises questions about how working populations will support large numbers of elderly people.

Almost half the world is made up of "drylands"—areas too dry to support large numbers of trees and most are considered grazing lands.