Sentence examples for were increasingly large from inspiring English sources

There were no witnesses at the time, and Larry's motive for the murder of Roger remains unclear, however, there were increasingly large troubles over money surrounding Larry who managed the family run housing company, Troutman Enterprises.

Among those aged 45 64 years, ORs for utilization were increasingly larger with higher BMI, and positive associations were found for both overweight (OR = 1.15; 95% CI, 1.02 1.29) and obese men (OR = 1.56; 95% CI, 1.32 1.85).

Above 450 bp, the capillary sizes were increasingly larger than the radioactive sizes, with up to a +20 bp difference for markers near the maximum (600 bp) of the radioactive size range.

They are increasingly large, multidisciplinary teams with efficient, benchmarked systems run across several sites.

"There" is nowadays likely to be increasingly large, powerful, energy-intensive, always-on and essentially out-of-sight data centers.

"Also, these houses do not conform to the prevailing current taste in suburban houses, which is increasingly large, basically traditional-style buildings".

However, as with many applied areas of spatial analysis, ecological data sets are increasingly large, and automated approaches are required for appropriate spatial neighbourhood delineation.

She began the debate by saying: "There are increasingly large numbers of legislation which come before this House that affect England only.

But, the company is able to offer something many others aren't, which is increasingly large volumes of users who organize themselves by very specific interests.

Furthermore CEDAW's focus on women implies that there are two sexes, "men" and "women" when in fact there are increasingly large numbers of transgender and intersex people, as the controversy around South African runner Caster Semenya conveys.

That is, increasingly larger receptive fields have to be recruited to encode the stimulus elements as separation (and eccentricity) increases.