Sentence examples for bigger element from inspiring English sources

"It's really a fantasy to think you can play in this world of today without being part of this bigger element of Europe," he said.

The weak economy has been a part of the problem for symbolic Washington, one of the reasons the tourist industry has suffered, though fear was probably a bigger element.

There was an element of control, in that he realised he was in trouble and so twisted the bat for an uppercut, but there was a bigger element of fortune.

If the Dublin rules are changed to facilitate the new system, it is not clear whether Britain would be able to opt in to one part while opting out of the bigger element.

Mr. Bush has argued that a conservative approach to education for 21st-century jobs would embrace more effective teacher evaluation and common core standards, but add a bigger element of choice in the form of charter schools and vouchers, the removal of union rules that limit new technology — and combine it all with greater autonomy and accountability for individual principals.

Kieffer: Yeah, there's almost a bigger element at play in the market right now, in that the more cyclical cash flow streams are what are being bid up, that's what the investors are after at the moment, and it's the, you know, economic recovery type of idea, placing bets to a certain extent.

There is a big element of delayed reaction.

DEFENCE procurement in India has a big element of farce.

The biggest element was the merchant service cost, which represented about 85% of the fee.

He then needs to replenish the lost protein because that's a big element of rebuilding.

"The next biggest element is the money Jimmy and I have put in over the years.