Sentence examples for we may enlarge from inspiring English sources

Lyell wrote: However much we may enlarge our ideas of the time which has elapsed since the Niagara first began to drain the waters of the upper lakes, we have seen that this period was one only of a series, all belonging to the present zoological epoch… How much more enormous a duration must we assign to many antecedent revolutions of the earth and its inhabitants!

Reducing Gabor coefficient numbers may enlarge the error bound, but we still can acquire acceptable error with suitable factor ζ. All the signals, hitherto considered for sampling, were noise-free or exactly multipulse.

Some may enlarge print on their e-book readers, others on their computers.

One end may enlarge to form a sperm reservoir or secrete seminal fluid.

During frozen storage, the ice crystals present in foods may enlarge in size, producing undesirable changes in texture.

The resulting white patches of skin may enlarge and increase in number for a while, and then the condition may stabilize, only to start up again later.

Bruce Weber makes the point that the musical "Cats" may enlarge the audience for theatrical spectacles and eventually for theater of all kinds.

While social networking may enlarge one's circle and even introduce one to strangers, this is not the same thing as enlarging one's intellectual universe.

Disturbances of vision are the most common symptom, but, if the tumour is neglected, choroidal melanomas may enlarge and cause inflammation and raised pressure within the eye.

The presence of pericardial fluid in excessive amounts may enlarge the silhouette of the heart in X-rays but not impair its function.

Leverage may enlarge the size of the fund, but it can also concentrate greater risk onto the sovereigns that guarantee it.