The phrase "are a big force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant influence or power that a person, group, or entity has in a particular context.
Example: "The environmental activists are a big force in the movement for climate change awareness."
Alternatives: "are a major influence" or "are a significant power."
Its record producers and songwriters are a big force in the American record industry: about a third of the records in the Billboard 100 bestsellers have Swedish fingerprints on them.
The street teams are a big force online in the country, and after a failed attempt last year to make the hashtag trend, more than a thousand YouTube fans gathered at Manila's "Grand Summer Party" (a sort of festival for YouTube fans) where a plan was hatched to co-ordinate messages at an exact time, bombarding Twitter with super-fandom.
As a united force we are a big force," Andrej told me in Sevastopol.
"While the trade unions can no longer be relied upon to rescue the party as they helped Kinnock do it would be a mistake to disregard them entirely or that of Labour's legions in local government, who are a bigger force for sense and moderation in the party than at any time in the recent past".
While the trade unions can no longer be relied upon to rescue the party as they helped Kinnock do, it would be a mistake to disregard them entirely, or Labour's legions in local government, who are a bigger force for sense and moderation in the party than at any time in the recent past.
Once they are a bigger force to conjure with, women can lobby to do what neither moralism nor the market seems likely to accomplish, certainly not any time soon: which is, as Estrich sees it, to change "seemingly neutral" rules and unconscious attitudes that so often make high-powered career paths incompatible with the course of parenthood.
"He was a big force for what it means to be Polish in America".
But they will be a big force in the years to come and may be a big problem for conservatives.
Few expect them to be a big force at the ballot box later this year when Japan holds parliamentary elections.
