Sentence examples for bigger blow from inspiring English sources
The death of his brother, Duane, was a bigger blow.
The loss of Huget is by far the bigger blow.
Yes, including one that would deal a potentially much bigger blow to the law.
"Now it would be a bigger blow to me if we didn't make it.
"If this were the mid-1990's, it would be a much bigger blow," she said.
"A bigger blow could not have been dealt on us," one of the separatists' spokesmen said at the time.
The bigger blow came in 1949, when a strike by brewery workers took Schaefer's and Rheingold offline for 81 days.
The 1988 presidential election was a bigger blow-out than you might remember.
Relative to the size of the country's economy, that would make Anglo Irish more destructive by far than bigger blow-ups like Royal Bank of Scotland and UBS (see chart).In truth, the sorry state of Ireland's banks had become clearer in July when the National Asset Management Agency NAMAA), the country's "bad bank", released its business plan.
The bigger blowing ratio is favorable for improving cooling characters.
We opted for the larger of the two sample sizes to see how well the service handled a bigger blow-up.
