Sentence examples for bigger continuum from inspiring English sources

When I add names such as the Sex Pistols and Nirvana, making OF part of a bigger continuum, he perks up.

As Pinterest's Cat Lee pointed out at the time of the Analytics announcement last week, the redesign and the new marketing tools are part of a bigger continuum to improve experience for users — but users in Pinterest's case means both regular joe/josephine consumers as well as brands and businesses.

"If you look at my creations, homes, collections and vacations, it's one big continuum," he notes.

The intriguing thing to me about working in agricultural biotechnology at this moment is watching how a multitude of subdisciplines such as plant physiology, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, bioinformatics, and molecular and conventional breeding are blending into one big continuum where the lines begin to blur.

The standard error of the HRQoLDA, WHOQOL-BREF and DUQOL measures are smaller in the center of the HRQoL continuum and bigger on the extremes.

Viruses are different and distinct but occupy a spot along a continuum in the bigger biologic spectrum.

If we similarly retire the idea that space itself is an infinitely stretchy continuum, then a big snap of sorts stops inflation from producing an infinitely big space, and the measure problem goes away.

Chicago, with its big city allure and a continuum of services, attracts runaway and homeless youths.

About 70percentt of the worldwide consumer market for video games is in the United States and Europe, and an international publisher and distributor could help Continuum hit the big time.

"To transition to even halfway along the gender continuum is the biggest rebellion you can make and people will punish you for it," says Strudwick.

When the overall equity and credit markets began to recover last fall, he saw indications that it would emerge, and "moving to the Big Board today is a continuum of that process".