Sentence examples for virtue of size from inspiring English sources

We wanted to bring financing options to small and medium-sized organisations that by virtue of size were being excluded from the mainstream market.

"I want to do a seven-foot, standing portrait, something that will be noticed by virtue of size and hopefully quality," he said.

Watchdogs are justified in wanting information that could help them identify systemically risky operations — by virtue of size, leverage, investment style or otherwise.

The frequency of these oscillations depends upon the flexibility of the walls of the cavity and also on the presence or absence of solutes which, by virtue of size or solvent selectivity are excluded from the cavity.

Yet almost all now trade at a discount to the sum of their parts, a clear sign that investors no longer believe in the virtues of size.The fall-out is not limited to the giants, either: it has, perhaps surprisingly, also engulfed many of the new wave of telecoms firms.

Dundee has made a virtue of its size.

Still, Mr. Plaks sometimes feels lost just by virtue of the size of his school.

Or make a positive virtue of sheer size or variety: "Massive", "pantechnicon" or "blue whale".

And by virtue of its size and military strength, it is a major player in the Arab world.

"Sometimes," Mr. Hasbrouck said, "just by virtue of sheer size, an organization can have a bit more weight with regulators".

Experts say that simply by virtue of its size and its population of 50 million, Ukraine will eventually form a closer partnership with NATO -- but not under Mr. Kuchma.