Sentence examples for bigger domestically from inspiring English sources

Sales declines were even bigger domestically: 12% at Ford, 6% at General Motors and 2% at Chrysler.

If either of them lose there is a chance we will not the see a fight with the potential to be as big domestically as was Carl Froch v George Groves; remember how the careers of Ricky Hatton and Junior Witter passed each other by because of boxing politics as much as jarring fighting styles.

Besides becoming a bigger gorilla domestically, it could soon become a hungry predator abroad.

"He's done a good job on the war against terrorism," said Keola Whittaker, 23, a debate coach at Whitman College who calls himself a liberal Republican, "but his biggest downfall domestically is that he ignores the environment".

Martin Kaiser, the head of the Greenpeace delegation, said: "China is making big strides domestically, but not yet translating it into a willingness to lead at a global level.

Downing Street insisted that the Nigerian and Afghan presidents had both written essays to mark Thursday's session in which they admitted they faced big problems domestically but were working to tackle corruption.

"I spoke to [a Janus employee] and confirmed that this was a big problem domestically and I want to avoid this at all cost before it gets too problematic offshore," an early 2003 e-mail stated.

Louis van Gaal's Manchester United also did better against the "big clubs" domestically.

From bailouts of GM and Chrysler to $2.4 billion in money for EVs and batteries, the Department of Energy is betting big that domestically manufactured EVs and batteries will greatly enhance Detroit's chances at being globally viable.

It has taken another two records as well - for biggest domestic weekend with $106.6 million and fastest film to reach $400 million domestically (just 10 days).

"Somebody a lot of times who likes big government both domestically and internationally," answered Paul, the son of libertarian Ron Paul.