Sentence examples for was at its largest from inspiring English sources

"The constructions are mainly from the time when Serdica was the capital of the Roman province Inner Dacia - it was then that the city was at its largest and most flourishing," said archaeologist Mario Ivanov.

The Hunnic empire was at its largest under the famous Attila (ruled 434-453), who may have been a contemporary of Mulan's, if she existed.

This gap was at its largest in 1989 — at the end of eight years of Reaganomics — when the black figure was a hundred and seventy-six per cent of the white average.

Meanwhile, JP Morgan Chase is bigger today than Citigroup was at its largest.

The new MLK hospital — housed in a tower of the old hospital building — has 131 beds, compared with more than 450 when the hospital was at its largest.

This hole covers almost the whole continent and was at its largest in September 2008, when the longest lasting hole on record remained until the end of December.

Venus is at its largest and presents its "new phase" when it is between Earth and the Sun.

In effect, the burden of pension payments is at its largest at the point where there are fewer taxpayers to pay the bill.

Almost half the layoffs will be at its largest factory, at Cherré, in northern France, where beef orders had fallen 40percentto to 670 tons a week.

Ms. Holt said her mission was to motivate college students and recent graduates to look beyond jobs in corporate America, which is "at its largest and most ferocious in New York City".

As discussed here before, the BBC runs three national popular music channels - Radios 1, 2, and 6 Music - out of the public purse, and all do more or less the same thing during daylight hours when the audience is at its largest.