Sentence examples for term a large from inspiring English sources

As Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo approaches the midpoint of his first term, a large majority of New York voters say they are prepared to re-elect him, according to a new poll released Wednesday by Siena College.

John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC, said more homes were needed in the long term: "A large and sustained increase in affordable housing supply will be required to meet the needs of a UK population that is growing relatively rapidly by European standards".

But, when the Florida fiasco gave George Bush another term, a large number of immigrant voters were shocked and had to acknowledge that the American democratic system was flawed.

For classified compounds with a small data set, i.e. one or two pictograms and only few (and general) H/P phrases, term A has a larger impact.

Athena is what Esa terms a "Large Class" mission - its biggest and most expensive space science ventures.

It was proposed that in the long-term a large set of indicators will be needed.

In simple terms, a large θ gives rise to a larger proportion of incongruent gene trees, an effect that has been described as lineage sorting [ 11, 12].

Generally, ChemDIS identified 103 DO terms and 7 DOLite terms from a large pool of disease terms that largely help the prioritization of potentially associated diseases.

The term covers a large and diverse body of processes.

Mr. Yudhoyono was elected to his second term by a large margin.

"Nothing happens in the short term at a large organization," said Roderick Hills, a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and a longtime corporate director.