Sentence examples for already much bigger from inspiring English sources

"But the media platform of One F.C. is already much bigger than any media platform for muay Thai.

This shows that the latest fall in nominal prices is already much bigger than the 10.5% drop in 1932, at the worst point of the Depression.And things are even worse than they look.

The potential market is huge: populations are already much bigger than in the developed world and growing much faster (see chart 1), and in both China and India hundreds of millions of people will enter the middle class in the coming decades.

The market for continuing education is already much bigger than most people realize.

Whether Social Security's annual shortfall arrives in 2018, 2016, or sooner, today's long-run actuarial imbalance is already much bigger than the gap that required enormous political exertions in 1983 when Social Security was on the brink of being unable to pay benefits.

That group's breakthrough success showed the indies could now compete with the majors – but the Arctic Monkeys were already a much bigger prospect.

While the PGP expects to eventually enroll 100,000 subjects, Dr Church is already dreaming much bigger: "We're constructing it a little like Wikipedia, which has beat out all the proprietary closed systems.

That's not a matter of quality, simply of tone and substance that tends to correlate with popularity; it's one of the key reasons why "Manchester" is already a much bigger success.

But Fuentes is already thinking much bigger than his first love and about the role that nurses can play in the national debate over healthcare and the changes to the healthcare system.

But according to Ruben Canedo, a research and mobilization coordinator at UC Berkeley, by the time colleges and universities started to seriously study student food insecurity, it was already a much bigger problem than anyone had realized.

Steven Hyden of AV Club said that by 1998, starting with The Man Who, "what Radiohead had created in OK Computer had already grown much bigger than the band," and that the album went on to influence "a wave of British-rock balladeers that reached its zenith in the '00s".