It's too large.

These dresses are too large.

This table takes up too much space.

This sofa takes up too much space.

This size is too large for me.

But to make large forms was too heavy and expensive.

Not just large Chinese enterprises but SMEs too are investing abroad.

These are scenarios where it's difficult to build, our current construction techniques don't work, it's too large, it's too dangerous, it's expensive, too many parts.

This animal gets rid of them because they take up too much space.

And here too, you can see the implications in the world at large.

The second project, that comprises space based ballistic missile defences, requires a very large scale constellation of assets in space to be effective.

And people said, Oh that's a very very large space that you're asking for.

In addition, space technology, such as large scale geostationary satellite technology, has been steadily progressing.

At the same time, the military use of outer space plays a growing role, too.

But by and large, this is a feedback loop that's so nifty and too rare.

It's an amazing shift, induced by humans over this large scale, in both time and space.

There's an anteroom with photographs of children who perished and then you come into a large space.

But the market also had bypassed low income farmers, because these systems were both too expensive, and they were constructed for fields that were too large.

And if we had it plotted correctly, I think the International Space Station would have it, too.

Because the fur to wingspan ratio of the bumblebee is far too large for it to be able to fly.

The speed with which galaxies within clusters are orbiting is much too large it must be embedded in dark matter.

More recently, astronomers have begun to examine large volumes of space to search for structure and flows on even larger scales.

Many bilateral investment agreements had caused a large number of disputes since they did not consider the national political space contexts.

At this time, China has also put forward a method of solving the space debris problem, and that is, to use a large laser to shrink the floating space debris into smaller, less harmful pieces.

After a modest beginning with small, simple and lightweight satellites, space systems evolved into large, complex and expensive space platforms for scientific research and other applications that often require many years of development prior to launch.

Although there was already a large market in developing countries for space technology products, and opportunities existed for joint ventures, more consideration should be given to building up the infrastructure required to successfully implement space programmes.

One avenue for collaboration would be to work towards the creation of an international outer space agency and to cooperatively conduct large scale resource intensive outer space research projects within the framework of the United Nations.

As a result, the system as a whole is not yet much safer than it was in September 2008, when Lehman Brothers collapsed. It is still too complex activities are still too concentrated in large institutions and the specter of too big to fail remains.

This quad has a racket strapped onto its head with a sweet spot roughly the size of an apple, so not too large.

We must not wait until outer space weapons are developed and begin to cause damage. It would be too late if one country takes the lead in introducing weapons into outer space, with other States following suit.

In practice, however, while having real utility as an information sharing body, the Group has proved too large for effective and timely decision making.

If we're going to get that, and make that gas station possible, we have to figure out ways to move large volumes of payload through space.

Instead, Lewis suggests that programmes that are more deeply embedded within the budget, such as the large amounts dedicated to building capacity in space surveillance sensors with potential ASAT capabilities, will be the eventual indicators of US policy towards weaponization of outer space.

The problem was that the fragmentation pattern was too large to sufficiently limit collateral damage and there was also the further problem of potential unexploded ordnance.

If you give it an unsigned integer value too large to be stored that way it is converted to a float which often yields an undesired result.

This quiet majority is under represented in the Knesset because its members steer clear of political careers. It is far too large to be considered an elite.

Certain technologies are still too expensive and may require a few decades of continued research and development before they can make large contributions on a global scale.

The Senior Management Group, an internal information sharing and coordination tool that I instituted upon taking office, has proven too large for effective and timely decision making.

Because of the large space to ground distance involved, however, the data rates are small, or larger ground antennas and higher electrical power on board the spacecraft are required.

The preponderance of small sized economies and the creation of economic space for investors and entrepreneurs remain an important challenge in attracting large flows of foreign direct investment (FDI).

Of course, it is possible for too large of an increase to put pressure on real interest rates, thereby crowding out potential private investment. If there is significant exchange rate risk, such as in non reserve currency countries, that, too, should be taken into account.

Too often, bank bosses promises to change the corporate culture and ensure their employees good conduct have not been matched by fully effective implementation. In too many cases, banks are still failing to fulfill their obligations in serving their communities and the public at large.

Space and the benefits it provides across a wide range of sectors represent an increasingly valuable resource that is too precious to leave unprotected by universally respected international law.

But then, decades later, I woke up and discovered that space travel was still reserved for a small corps of astronauts and cosmonauts, and a tiny group of wealthy space tourists six so far. The space business was the preserve of a few governments, plus a number of large cost plus contractors who lived in symbiosis with their government customers.

As to concerns that a Security Council of 25 would be too large, we consider that the proposed size better reflects the current size of the United Nations membership.