Sentence examples for became much larger from inspiring English sources

One of Dunn's lieutenants, Todd Putman, who worked at Coca-Cola from 1997 to 2001, said the goal became much larger than merely beating the rival brands; Coca-Cola strove to outsell every other thing people drank, including milk and water.

Leo F. Mullin of Delta Air Lines and Gordon M. Bethune of Continental Airlines told a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee that they preferred to remain independent but that if United and American became much larger, it would put them at a competitive disadvantage.

The child tax credit, now worth up to $1,000, made its debut in 1998, and the earned-income tax credit, an anti-poverty policy that's more generous to families with at least two kids, became much larger in the 90s.

In the 1980's, the exports of motor vehicles from Japan to the US vastly increased, and the share of Japanese motor vehicles in the US market became much larger.

The resultant storm north of Cuba became much larger, spreading rain across much of Florida.

As trading volumes increased and institutional investors became much larger, the capital requirements to be a specialist increased.

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But it has become much larger and more complicated in the past decade and a half.

In the Peters version, for example, the United States and Europe shrink while Africa becomes much larger.

If prices move the wrong way, as asset can turn into a liability, or a liability can become much larger.

"We're interested in some of the Ansett assets that would allow Virgin to become much larger," Mr. Corrigan said.