Sentence examples for touch larger from inspiring English sources

Many people in Israel took the latest order as evidence that the government has decided for now not to touch larger, more heavily populated outposts like Bat Ayin Maarav or the even larger Migron, home to 150-odd settlers north of Jerusalem.

The fallacies go beyond parks to touch larger, ethical themes particularly the idea that the success of some institutions, or some individuals, comes at the expense of others.

It feels a touch larger than its actual size in relation to the scene against which it is painted.

A touch larger than Earth, in an orbit that keeps it warm enough for liquid water, but not too warm, the planet looked ripe for life.

At 82,500 tons, the ship is just a touch larger than the three other vessels in Holland America's "Vista" class of ships, with an additional 35 guest rooms, including 18 with verandas.

The Adam feels a touch larger inside, a function of both its longer sunroof and, er, the fact it's a touch larger.

But the measures will not touch large businesses like Microsoft, Intel and Pfizer, which have created thousands of jobs and fueled exports in Ireland for years, thanks to one of the lowest corporate tax rates in Europe.

Insurers who once offered backstops are either out of the business or refusing to touch large swaths of the market.

Digitization of medical records and new medical technologies have yet to touch large swathes of the world's medical institutions.

The truth is, however, our postsecondary system doesn't even touch large swaths of Americans, especially those who grew up in lower-income families.

The crowd around the speakers was so dense that "their hats seemed to touch"; large groups of curious spectators gathered on the outskirts of the crowd.