Sentences with phrase «for much larger»

Do you think it can be done for a much larger surface?

Moving the shower where the vanity was allowed for a much larger area and since it is all glass it feels very open when you are entering into the bathroom.

Your own homework or other expert opinions on what your exact place in your exact location are going to be much more valuable than the broad numbers your local PHA uses for a much larger area.

«The potential for much larger payments if future interest rates are significantly higher... have led consumers to prefer fixed - rate loans instead of ARMs.»

The end result is that borrowers can now typically qualify for much larger mortgages if they opt for a longer - term, fixed rate mortgage.

There are other data storage companies who specialize in organizing files for much larger enterprises, photo and video storage, or transaction management that simply made this list too complex to be helpful to readers.

The same held true for a much larger sample of romantic relationships, where marriage was not teased out.

«The Galaxy S7 and Galaxy Note 5 are neck - and - neck record holders for display performance, effectively tied or alternating between first and second place in almost all categories except screen size for the much larger Galaxy Note 5, and the much higher pixels per inch for the Galaxy S7,» Soneira wrote.

Much like the old 5th Avenue cube, the glass structure above ground is stunning but serves only as a cap for the much larger, more action - packed interior below.

You can also add additional speakers to the rear too, just not on the 838 and that's mainly for much larger rooms.

Entering a bank account will allows for much larger daily limits but requires 4 - 5 days to authorize the account.

I tested Remote Play on the Xperia Z3 and the Xperia Z3 +, and also on the Z3 Compact, and found that the larger screens of the Z3 and Z3 + worked better, as they displayed full 1080p high definition, and made text and icons that have originally been designed for much larger displays, slightly easier to read than on the Z3 Compact's smaller display.

That would help avoid thermal management issues and allow for a much larger battery and so more time away from a charge.

Their professional relationships and reputation have enabled them to work with providers to provide products and services normally reserved for much larger agencies.

You have to pay taxes on those premiums in exchange for a much larger tax free benefit, or a tax free loan against what would be taxed if outright withdrawn..

However, this very advantage can ironically become the biggest disadvantage sometimes — looking at the low premium rates, buyers may end up opting for a much larger cover than they actually require.

For these folks, the idea of paying for a much larger policy than they need, that will one day expire, simply doesn't make any sense.

The rise of subscription software (also called «software as a service,» or SaaS) has revolutionized small law firms» access to powerful practice management applications that once were affordable only for much larger firms with deeper resources.

The schedule is staggered for its much larger plant in Kulim, Malaysia.

Learn more from the video above and from visiting the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA) website, as PIPA is the inspiration for a much larger plan for ocean conservation.

First you take a single station, and use it as a proxy for a much larger, (sometimes huge — see Antarctica and the oceans) area.

So climate scientists simulate regional changes by zooming in on global models — using the same equations, but solving them for a much larger number of grid points in particular locations.

They write that they make it «possible for a much larger volume of variable renewable generation to be absorbed», but their approach doesn't lower the energy demand in times of short supply.

Further, Air Force testing and standard - setting in this arena paves the way for the much larger commercial aviation sector to follow.

(The test plant had been wildly successful, but they tempered the results for a much larger population.)

The same goes for the much larger group of countries that have pledged to fix the 1992 climate treaty with a new addendum by the end of 2009.

Meanwhile, Davis & Langdale made a worthy case for an Albert York museum exhibition, and the Kitchen a strong argument for a much larger Gretchen Bender show.

Based on the strength of the links between Larry and Melinda Zox, aesthetic correspondence between artist fathers and their artist daughters could make for a powerful theme for a much larger exhibition.

''... To round out the show, Schreiber exhibits a few small sculptures, scale models for much larger works.

Of the latter two, which are included in the exhibition, Smoke is a study for a much larger version that was shown in the atrium of the Corcoran Museum of Art in Washington, D.C., and eventually became part of a triology of large - scale public sculptures that included Smog (1969 - 70), and Smug (1973)-- three of the most profound and alluring works of public sculpture made in the history of twentieth century art.

All of the paintings in the exhibition began as small collage studies, which were utilized as maquettes for much larger works that were transferred onto canvas as a blueprint of the original, and then heavily embellished with multiple layers of paint.

The works in Fecteau's MATRIX exhibition, though fully realized sculptures in their own right, suggest themselves as maquettes for much larger projects.

So, in this case, a gallery show with three women artists becomes a sort of front for a much larger and more eclectic group show including works by: Joel Shapiro, Mary Heilmann, Chuck Close, Claes Oldenberg, Elizabeth Murray, Carrol Dunham, Jim Dine, Frank Moore, Kiki Smith, Robert Ryman, Robert Gober, Terry Winters, James Siena, Ida Applebroog, Cindy Sherman, Victoria Haven, Joanne Greenbaum, and Mark Tansey, to name more than a few, though not all.

This can create for much larger fights, and the AI work quite well together.

The DS version has a definite leg up in the graphics department and some of the maps can be rotated in 3D (which is kinda cool), and the 2nd screen is employed for a much larger view of the game world.

The more linear gameworld of the first game will be traded for a much larger locale, conjuring more of a Metroidvania feel to its bigger campaign.

Instead of a limited number of hardware sprites, the MARIA allows for a much larger number of sprites described in a list of display lists.

However, this is in preparation for a much larger and more ambitious entry in the franchise, as the next generation rolls along.

I definitely see where PS + gives this game the chance for a much larger community / base, but I suspect my experience with the game is not an isolated one.

Quantum Break will also be skipping E3 for a much larger reveal at Gamescom this August.

In 2009, the resort will enjoy additional meeting space for much larger groups and events.

I originally booked and payed for a much larger space, however I was moved into a smaller room because the receptionist said I did not need such a large room for one person and also because I am a smoker.

It is a different story for the much larger and more active Frenchies.

It's incredibly strong, pretty much escape - proof and suitable for much larger dogs (such as medium - size Labradors and Golden Retrievers) than soft - sided carriers.

Your comb should be a high quality metal Greyhound type comb that is large in size and your pin brush should also look more like it was purchased for a much larger dog.

You put up a small amount of capital with the potential for much larger rewards than if you bought the stock outright.

Having worked for a much larger and more professional firm, he was shocked.

You can probably qualify for a much larger loan than what 25 % of your take - home pay will give you.

These clients may wish to establish a defined benefit plan, which can allow for much larger contributions to reduce higher income levels to below the applicable thresholds.

«The potential for much larger payments if future interest rates are significantly higher... have led consumers to prefer fixed - rate loans instead of ARMs.»