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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bigger appetite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased desire or capacity for food, experiences, or other interests.
Example: "After starting my new workout routine, I noticed that I had a bigger appetite than before."
Alternatives: "a greater hunger" or "an increased desire".
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An investor with a bigger appetite for risk and yield would buy this first slice.
There is some indication that investors may have a bigger appetite as a result of the Fed's actions.
And Graeme Smith, 'nobbut a bairn' notwithstanding, who was stylistically not far behind, has shown a bigger appetite.
I can offer three suggestions: first, a deeper interrogation of the evidence, second, a more probing assessment of future scenarios, and third, a bigger appetite for solutions.
A website that lets visitors vote on whether to keep or abolish parts of the old constitution has attracted 100,000 responses; their wishes reveal a bigger appetite for reform than seems to be on offer.
"There are so many serious food issues today — sustainability, politics, the environment, health, social justice — and a bigger appetite than ever for information about them," Ruth Reichl, the former editor in chief of Gourmet, wrote in an e-mail.
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I have a big appetite.
Bring cash and a big appetite.
But they need a big appetite for risk.
"I'm not someone with a big appetite," she said with a smile.
Whether it's wireless or wired, there's a big appetite for it.
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