While the traffic remains the same, the proceeds must then be divided among a larger number of carriers.
With a population less than one-fifth as large as that of Europe this country has a larger number of miles of railroad than that continent.
They have been enabled to give employment to a larger number of men, and there has been no occasion for them to carry out the dishonest threat to decrease the wages of their employes.
In the early Visitations we get instances of six, eight, and even a larger number, and the start once being made, and the number of four relinquished, there was of course no reason why it should not be extended indefinitely.
Increasing the speed of a machine is a capital-liberating operation, since it enables a certain number of machines to do the work of a larger number.
We discard many things when they have somewhat deteriorated, and this forces us to buy, in a term of years, a larger number of them than we should otherwise do.
I hold this because it enables a large number of people to buy and enjoy the use of a car and because it gives a larger number of men employment at good wages.
This enables a larger number of people to buy and it gives a larger number of men employment at good wages.
This young man conquered more nations, ruled over a wider territory and a larger number of people submitted to his authority than to any other man who ever lived, before or since.
There is no reason to think that under the conditions then existing the country could have supported a larger number.
Whether it will be believed by a larger number of persons a hundred years hence than to-day depends, I suppose, on whether the nation will be in a more healthy condition than it is now.
Such well-endowed pairs would commonly rear a larger number of offspring than the less favored.
But are these offspring any better than they would have been had their parents given birth to a larger number?
His object was to bring a larger number of his own ships against a smaller number of the enemy's.
What he wanted was to bring to the point of impact, when the fight began, a larger number of ships than were to be found in that part of the enemy's line.
The mortality from that cause is known to have been excessive in Norwich, Blandford, Edinburgh and Kilmarnock, which may be taken as samples of a larger number of epidemics in the same years.
Comparatively few of those who were attacked by it in the country places came to the Strabane Dispensary; but the dropsy which often attended or followed it brought in a larger number.
The epidemic was very virulent, going through families; many lost two children, some a larger number; many adults fell victims to it who were supposed to die of common fever.
Latin alone may be said to equal, or surpass English in concentration, because, although Latin words are longer on the average, by their greater inflection they cover a larger number of English words.
Many of them are very skilful in wood-carving, and it is probably largely owing to this circumstance that they make a larger number of images in human form.
It should, however, be observed that in some of the above cases, in which the crossed seeds were the heaviest, as with Sarothamnus and Cyclamen, the crossed capsules contained a larger number of seeds.
Moreover, a larger number of the crossed than of the self-fertilised plants grew to a moderate height.
When they descended into the plain, a larger number, who had submitted on the approach of the soldiery, would unite with them and form a considerable army.
The undisciplined crowd fled before the well-directed fire of the defenders, and left several men dead and a larger number wounded on the field.
Finding itself balked for the time of its expected prey, the parliament resolved to avenge the slight put upon its authority, by compassing the ruin of a larger number of victims.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "larger number" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
