Sentence examples for about very big from inspiring English sources

But we're talking about very big markets here.

I.B.M. is thinking about very big projects to help cut down on the world's largest expenses.

Atonement is about very big events - world war two, which you were too young to serve in.

"From the perspective of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, we think about very big, serious questions every day, and try to prevent the worst from happening," Benedict said.

SwarmFarm's company chairman, the former Queensland premier Campbell Newman, says: "Our philosophy is this – farming now is about very big machines, expensive machines, heavy machines, and we've hit the productivity plateau.

While writing my own book on the history of cancer, I returned to him for his control of tone, his capacity to talk about very big stories through very small stories, which he does over and over again.

It is in some senses a small and parochial struggle, right out of Trollope's Barchester novels, and in others about something very big — about the future of private visions within public institutions, about what memory is and what we owe it, about how to tell when an original vision has become merely an eccentric one.

So we are talking about a very big difference.

It's about getting very big emotions from relatively small and normal life events".

During the opening speeches, towering over Ms. Waters, he spoke about having very big shoes to fill.

The 2008 campaign is now about something very big — both our future prosperity and our national security.