Sentence examples for be bigger than average from inspiring English sources
"The panel is split down the middle on whether it will be bigger than average [sunspot number of 140] or smaller than average [90]," said panel chair Douglas Biesecker of the Space Environment Center in Boulder, Colorado.
"My footprint is bigger than average but less than it could be," he says.
The left Heschl's gyrus is bigger than average in professional phoneticians.
Kold-Draft cubes are prized because they are bigger than average, chilling drinks faster and diluting less quickly.
New York Times/CBS News national polls also say that the political divide between men and women — more men than women gravitating toward Republican candidates, a pattern dating back to Ronald Reagan's election as president in 1980 — is bigger than average heading into November.
If you book a 'Twin Room' the 'single' beds in 'higher level', newer hotels are bigger than average and usually fit two of you.
It would directly benefit paycheck-earning American women and their families, and disproportionately benefit women of color (for whom the wage gap is bigger than average) and single mothers (whose individual income is a far greater portion of their household income).
The simple fact is that in 2045 the GDP per capita in China will be bigger than the average in the EU.
Likewise, she continues, boys can make you eat more: Obstetricians have long known that boy babies tend to be bigger than girl babies at birth, by an average of 3.5 ounces.
As the FT's Alphaville site points out, the average house price increase over the last 12 months (£38,729) is bigger than the average net income of a London household (£38,688).
