Sentence examples for bigger counterpart from inspiring English sources

He once simultaneously ran Harvard's Center for International Development and its much bigger counterpart, the Harvard Institute for International Development.

The smaller tablet does not, however, have the high-resolution Retina display of its bigger counterpart, presumably to keep it thinner and lighter.

Our research shows that smaller charities enjoy higher levels of trust than their bigger counterparts.

Adelaide can feel perpetually trapped in the shadow of its bigger counterparts in the eastern states.

But small businesses employ 59% of private-sector workers and are more popular than their bigger counterparts.

In some strange way, though, I think the fight this puts in those who stay gives this city an impassioned energy lost on our bigger counterparts.

The Zimbabwe International Book Fair, as the event is known, hardly rivals its bigger counterparts, like Frankfurt or even Cairo, in size or stature, but its impact on publishing in Africa is undeniable.

A third, oddly, faced no such punishment for formally proposing that smaller banks and credit unions, where much rot lies, be examined less rigorously than their bigger counterparts.Recent regulatory decisions have also suggested that the agency might be losing its appetite for reform.