Sentence examples for because there are bigger from inspiring English sources

Bygones become bygones because there are bigger fish to fry.

Or maybe we just need to stop picking on the characters' clothing choices because there are bigger issues.

"There is no math that shows whose political strategy makes the most sense here," said Levi, who leans in favor of approving the project, in part because there are bigger and better targets for cutting emissions on the demand side of the issue.

Welfare losses are small because there are big movements of people northward.

That one's easy: because there are big dollars at stake.

"But they'll take them away because there are big Russian interests".

"We've been investing $10 million a year, but that is growing quickly because there are big profits to be made," said Thiago Ferro, a partner in the supermarket chain Grupo Sonda's department of football investment.

You have a "he" and a "she," and by the end of the project he and she are no longer related because there are big fights when they have to decide the color of the master bedroom.

"They are fabricating and faking the voices," said one prominent TV host, Ahmed Moussa, another of those mentioned as a Sisi mouthpiece, "because there are big international institutions working with those people and providing them with the highest level of technology".

"I like Australia because there are big farms and we are wanting to increase our consistency of supply," the company's president, Qin Ya Liang, told Fairfax Media at a trade seminar in Brisbane in May.

I think I would go for fusion, only because there are big chunks of our so-called British heritage that I just don't enjoy that much: things like stews, Lancashire hotpots..