Sentence examples for a far bigger share from inspiring English sources

Historically, top dogs have had a far bigger share than that.

And services, which require less energy than manufacturing, became a far bigger share of the economy.

But as thinktank Civitas explains, protectionism would threaten a far bigger share of jobs in the other EU states than in the UK.

And because manufacturing represented a far bigger share of the economy 80 years ago, the boost to economy-wide productivity was marked.

The population became urbanised relatively late: even in 1920 over a third of French people lived in rural areas, a far bigger share than in most of the rest of Europe.

There may one day be stronger growth in the European Union, which has a far bigger share of world imports (33%) than it does of the global economy (19%).

All being well, Mr de Villepin plans a far bigger sale, in October, of shares in mighty Electricité de France (EDF .As always in France, the sale has been fiercely opposed by trade unions.

It purchased bank shares (on a far bigger scale) in September 2008, the first of a flurry of rescue measures, culminating in a big stimulus package two months later.

A far bigger state sector than England?

House prices have a far bigger wealth effect on consumer spending than share prices do.Even if economies do not dip into recession, prolonged below-trend growth would push up unemployment and cause inflation to fall further.

A far bigger seller is the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.