Sentence examples for would receive larger from inspiring English sources

Men with better jobs would receive larger payments, too.

Under both plans, virtually all taxpayers would receive larger tax cuts every year for the coming decade as more of the cuts are phased in.

Mr. Duncan disputed the assertion that jobs would decline, saying that private companies would receive larger, competitive contracts to service the loans.

Such plans would receive larger federal subsidies and could therefore offer more generous drug benefits than the government-run fee-for-service Medicare program, which now serves 88percentt of the 40 million Medicare beneficiaries.

Likewise, a young boy would be given a bow and arrows with knobbed tips; as he grew stronger he would receive larger, heavier bows and be shown how to stalk small game and to hit moving targets.

Based on their findings, they concluded that the cortical bone would receive larger stress while forces were conducted from micro-implant to the implant-bone interface owing to the higher elastic modulus of the cortical bone compared with that of the spongy bone.

But the richest 1 percent would receive large tax cuts — and the richest 0.1 percent would do even better, with the average member of this elite group paying $1.1 million a year less in taxes than he or she would if the high-end Bush tax cuts are allowed to expire.

At every campaign rally Mr. Bush is now featuring blue-collar families who he says would receive large reductions under his tax cut plan but would get little to nothing from Mr. Gore's proposals for smaller, more targeted tax cuts for such expenses as college education or home health care.

Patients were told that they would all receive corticosteroid injections, and some of them would receive large volume injections in order to distend contractions in tissues surrounding the joint.

Further, at least 55 donors to these four non-competitive state party committees had also given the maximum contribution directly to a swing-state party that would also receive large infusions of money from the non-competitive party committees.

He and his wife reluctantly separated, and she moved into the close quarters of her mother's tiny one-bedroom apartment in the Bronx, in hopes that if he were living alone, he would receive a larger stipend.