Sentence examples for touch a larger from inspiring English sources

Most news outlets, they say, have failed to touch a larger issue: the Election Commission's failure to monitor these abuses over the years.

About 2 dozen NIH-funded studies are affected, according to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, but it appears the ban may touch a larger number of scientists.

The next iPhone will also apparently come with NFC (for mobile payments via touch), a larger screen and a smaller, more efficient dock connector.

But that doesn't touch a large segment of the population.

Skilful people can make anything, but that doesn't mean it will be made well or can touch a large number of people.

Certainly, Miller shared Truffaut's desire to touch a large audience without sacrificing his soul, as well as a humanist attitude and a refusal to moralise, though Miller had a rather darker view of humanity.

Don't complete these steps on carpet if you can, and touch a large metal object before editing your laptop as to discharge any lingering static.

"With Guerlain's lipstick, the possibility of touching a large number of women seduced me".

During a stop at Darby's Tavern, a restaurant on the grounds that is named for Darby Duncan, Atwater touched a large metal pot that Darby used for cooking.

"The thing that gets me going is touching a large number of people — if there's 3.1 billion phones out there, it's a great way to touch people," he says.

And we got to feed them, too: he scraped our fingernails over an open mussel shell, and held our fingers so that the nails just touched a large brain coral.