Sentence examples for bigger means from inspiring English sources

The simple fact, after all, is that bigger means safer.

That's still true – we just have bigger means".

It's possible, of course, that bigger means better and safer.

Consolidation in mining is not just about "bigger means better", nor even bigger means cheaper, because economies of scale can be difficult to capture beyond a certain point.

A little bigger means greater screen area; a little smaller means better portability.

And, the industry has always calculated that with economies of scale, bigger means cheaper.

Buyers had been taught that bigger meant better, and had no interest.

It's a business where clients' criteria often seem to be "bigger, meaner, rarer, hot".

Liston was a taller, bigger, meaner version of Mike Tyson, with equally devastating punching power.

You'll have to abandon your research turning big cats into bigger, meaner, toothier ones.

For VAS, however, a bigger mean difference occurred in the 'low' group.