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10236 examples of Large in a sentence

Large rat traps are set in the corner, not too far from where the kids lie asleep.
It's a very big, large area.
This tells us another important thing – the number can’t have too many large digits.
For those of you from large metropolitan areas, this may not seem like a big deal to you.
A 2013 Deloitte study found that a surprisingly large number of people hide aspects of their identity.
Violence in Congo is in large part driven by local bottom-up conflicts that international peace efforts have failed to help address.
In Egypt, I saw another four young people use digital connectivity to organize the supplies and logistics for 10 field hospitals, very large operations, during massive clashes near Tahrir Square in 2011.
Large populations needed to be quarantined in some areas, and then riots broke out.
To achieve this effect of herd immunity, it is necessary that a large percentage of the population be vaccinated.
And I mentioned that to my fellowship mentor, and he, for his part, had heard the same from a colleague, about the large number of pregnant women and young adults being hospitalized in intensive care, with hard-to-manage clinical profiles.
There's an anteroom with photographs of children who perished and then you come into a large space.
The scope and scale of the problem seems so large that it feels overwhelming to think about how we might approach it.
It's now home to ALMA, the large telescope that's being developed there.
With its lush, detailed sentences, large cast of characters, and tangled narrative, One Hundred Years of Solitude is not an easy book to read.
The larger the circle, the dirtier the water, so the large circles are dirty water, the small circles are cleaner.
Obesity has a really large effect, as it turns out, and today, we can tell whether you're lean or obese with 90 percent accuracy by looking at the microbes in your gut.
The size of that mass, for us, is really large technology in a way we're never going to go back to.
Until the beginning of the civil war in Somalia in the late '80s, humanitarian aid workers were sometimes victims of what we call collateral damages, but by and large we were not the target of these attacks.
And because they were so big and expensive, we needed large, centralized buildings to keep them in, and they became our modern hospitals.
This has not been the case with these treatments, and FDA regulations say that for a drug to be deemed effective, a large portion of the target population should see clinically significant improvement.
We are built out of very small stuff, and we are embedded in a very large cosmos, and the fact is that we are not very good at understanding reality at either of those scales, and that's because our brains haven't evolved to understand the world at that scale.
A large airplane sitting on top of an airport runway.
Seeing life-expectancy drop for large groups, even as it polishes the world's best hospitals.
And a large epidemic would require us to have hundreds of thousands of workers.
We have reserves that can scale us up to large numbers.
So, we took another group, a large group of Americans, and we asked them the question in the veil of ignorance.
I knew, as perhaps many of you might know, that in India, a large number of people are born in the lowest segment of caste.
So I thought that the dinner will take place, though not at that large a scale.
You can see the large seeds.
And one of the reasons why is that the equipment is so complex and so expensive that it's really only done at major universities and large institutions.
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