Sentence examples for big time in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Modest theaters, modest budgets, modest aspirations, but big time in terms of human richness".

It paid back big time in terms of our wellbeing, national pride and collective psychological health.

TIMES SQUARE is back, big time, in terms of retail sales and rental rates, brokers and other real estate executives say.

He said the Welsh government's lack of control over energy policy meant Wales was "losing out big time in terms of jobs creation" in the sector.

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This was a big deal at that time, in terms of the money offered and the prestige and visibility conferred.

The biggest movie Japan had seen at the time, in terms of budget, production and box-office takings, it was also an enormous influence on Western cinema, as well as enormously influenced by it.

When you're first diagnosed, you're required to make a lot of big decisions in a seemingly short period of time in terms of the next steps for treatment.

But although it is the country's biggest online retailer, it has had a rocky time in terms of its valuation, which at one point was over $15 billion but dipped to $11.6 billion in its last round in 2017, in part because of fierce competition from Amazon, Snapdeal and more.

Facebook is clearly much bigger than Twitter (about 15 times bigger in terms of volume of visits) but Facebook's growth in terms of new visitors (in the UK market at least) has been pretty static for some months now".

Today Box is 10 times bigger in terms of revenue than it was in 2011, in no small part thanks to efforts like Boxworks.