Sentence examples for time of larger from inspiring English sources

"I just don't understand it, but they seem to be nostalgic for a time of larger classes".

For whatever reason, Laura Ingraham's gone from substantively criticizing Meghan McCain for using the Daily Beast as her dating LiveJournal at a time of larger concerns to cattily bodysnarking her, for no good reason.

Smaller turkeys (8-10 lbs) are more suitable for deep-frying because the longer cooking time of larger turkeys (over 15 lbs) can cause over-cooking of the skin (as well as increased difficulty and risk in submerging a large bird).

But late last year he was convicted again, this time of large-scale embezzlement.

In addition, it will be difficult to find money for a major initiative at a time of large budget deficits.

Mr. Clinton's 1992 proposals were made a time of record budget deficits; Mr. Gore's were made at a time of large and growing surpluses.

Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, said that at a time of large budget deficits, the federal government could not afford to spend $6 billion more on child care.

Like today, that was a time of large budget deficits, loose monetary policy and rising oil prices, and America faced open-ended costs to pay for a war.

Today's action was the culmination of years of debate over whether the nation could afford a substantial tax cut at a time of large and growing federal budget surpluses.

California is also one of only three states to require a two-thirds majority in the Legislature to pass a budget, a particularly challenging requirement at a time of large deficits.

But the wider public discussion of race relations seems muted by a full-employment economy and by a sense, particularly among many whites, that the time of large social remedies is past.