Sentence examples for too large share from inspiring English sources

Files often need to be shared, but increasingly the size of these files are becoming too large share using simple methods like email.

Furthermore, critics have emerged that guidelines for preventive cardiology (which form the basis for the application of the risk assessment tools) tend to overestimate CVD risk and hence target a too large share of the population for risk interventions [ 18, 19].

If you only focus on megapixels, she says, images become too large to share — so all pictures will be super compressed to be shared with others, and stored on the phone.

They may all have been promised too large a share of a much-reduced pie.

"Women are simply too large a share of the talent pool for their concerns not to be addressed," she said.

And when asked, "Why aren't we paying the victims of other attacks?" Congress is saying: "Because lawyers would take too large a share.

The Monopolies and Mergers Commission, had there been a reference to it, might have determined that the takeover gave Murdoch too large a share of the national newspaper market, opening the way to alternative bidders, of which there were several.

On Monday, the BBC's documentary program "Panorama" said the camps hold workers who were recruited by the police and the military to dig illegally for diamonds for them, but who then demand too large a share of the profits.

When Tripoli fell in August and Qaddafi was killed in October, some of the same officials complained that she, not the president, was getting too large a share of the public credit.

The big utilities downtown want this money and have the muscle to get it, but they should not be allowed to bully the development corporation into giving them too large a share of the funds.

Slower growth in China and continued European sluggishness have dampened demand for the raw commodities that still comprise too large a share of Indonesia's exports (see chart on previous page).