Sentence examples for a big further from inspiring English sources

"Since then there has been a big increase in the length of the most commonly occurring types of sanction, and the internal DWP 'score chart', published in the Guardian on 28 March, implied that there was a big further rise in the rate of sanctions per month in December and January, to over 7%.

But Apple went a big step further: Its vision was a computer in every pocket.

And he took this line of thinking a big step further.

Mr Sarkozy's latest ruse, though, takes a big step further.

I wholeheartedly endorse this latest bit of evolution, but want to take it a big step further.

Though many universities have identification cards that students use to buy meals or to get into campus buildings, the Quinnipiac system goes a big step further.

Eighty years later CNN's taking the idea a big step further, lighting up the building in red and blue as the presidential election results come in.

Now imagine that the riot takes a big step further along the progression — to someone with an even higher threshold, for whom the group identification and immersion in the culture of school shooting are even more dominant considerations.

Mr. Clinton went a big step further with the forest-protection plan, made final in early January, that barred new road building and logging across nearly 60 million acres of national forest.

When these institutions complained that not even a dollar of their insurance premiums should go toward contraception, Mr. Obama went a big step further by requiring insurance companies to offer stand-alone birth-control plans directly to employees.

On Thursday night's "Colbert Report," Mr. Colbert took it a big step further, handing control of his group to his friend and fellow host Jon Stewart so that he can legally run for president, or at least pretend to.