Sentence examples for to become large from inspiring English sources

The complaint claims that he also allowed his enterprise to become large and unwieldy.

Some megaloblasts mature to become large red blood cells called macrocytes; they reach the circulation but function abnormally.

Some utilities have decided to buy existing coal or nuclear generation plants, or to build gas-fired plants, in an effort to become large, efficient generators.

Beginning as tiny grains, that material gradually accreted under mutual gravitational influence to become large rocky bodies up to hundreds of kilometres in diameter.

In this way stranglers grow outward to become large patches of fig forest that consist of a single plant with many interconnected trunks.

Tollefsen added that it was not imperative for small-scale farmers to become large, pointing to Vietnam and Thailand, where there is some large-scale farming but most agriculture remains small-scale.

It is reasonable to ask if councils would be competent to become large-scale developers, given their patchy records, to which the honest answer would be that, as with any available option, public housebuilding is imperfect and there would be mistakes.

Overtake Labour to become largest opposition party.

As production ramps up, expect O.L.E.D.'s to become larger and cheaper.

Why should large banks get free insurance and implicit encouragement to become larger, take more risk and blow themselves up?

The settlement, with a population of 25,000, will more than double in size to become larger than Tel Aviv.