Sentence examples for bigger also from inspiring English sources

Being bigger also means it's harder to win customers.

Improve the cuisine and, for the love of God, make the benches on the busses just ever so slightly bigger (also, maybe have ATMs that actually work) and I'm pushing the Philippines way up the list.

But, despite the concatenation of big mergers this year, the pace of consolidation is not as frenetic as it looks.Some bankers argue that as the big banks get bigger, also-rans such as Lehman Brothers and Deutche Morgan Grenfell will be forced into each other's arms or, like NatWest and Barclays, out of the business altogether.

But "big" also means big bills.

He came up big also with a couple of big saves.

Big also spends much of his time eating and sleeping.

But the big players also have big sales forces, big brand names, and big connections.

"The biggest clubs also have the biggest press.

(A bigger ball also slows down the game).

Somehow, as the bubble gets bigger, it also gets smaller.

Paying bigger dividends also helped snuff the fires.