Sentence examples for a third bigger than from inspiring English sources

Thomas Edison's graduating class last fall was a third bigger than the class five years earlier.

Yes, in terms of population, which, at 82m, is a third bigger than that of any other EU member.

Historic data suggests collective schemes provide pensions that are around a third bigger than the individual arrangements we currently have.

Poland is surprisingly big (nearly a third bigger than the UK) so if you stay longer than a weekend there is plenty to explore.

Brussels sprouts are likely to be up to a third bigger than usual this winter after unseasonably warm autumn weather enabled a bumper crop.

"Bezos's wealth was valued at $134.8 billion, making his fortune a third bigger than Bill Gates's, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index," Sink reported.

The United States controls 4.5m square miles of them (11.6m square kilometres), an area about a fifth bigger than its land area, and they are being ruined by overfishing, rapid coastal development and pollution.Most of the laws governing the seas come from the 1969 Stratton Commission, which was set up to deal with poaching by other countries' fishing fleets.

I'm very keen on Liopleurodon, the short necked pliosaur; there is a great skull in Devon on the Jurassic Coast, and this four-flippered marine creature was estimated to have grown up to 65ft which is a third bigger again than T. rex.

But they are still twitchy when the Germans suggest that, because their country is a third bigger in population than any other EU member, it should have more votes than any other.

And "Turner & Hooch," from 1989, would have looked like a very big deal — more than a third bigger in ticket sales than Disney's dog-movie-of-the-century "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," actually — if that sloppy old hound had slobbered on Tom Hanks in 2008.

Studies have shown the heart rate of top-class riders is half as fast at rest, and their lungs are a third bigger in volume than mere mortals'.