Sentence examples for bigger measured from inspiring English sources

Even then, the Lao Securities Exchange would be bigger, measured by market capitalisation, than Mozambique's exchange, the Bolsa de Valores Moçambique, set up in 1999 with the help of the Lisbon Stock Exchange and the World Bank.

It has also been proven to present a linear increasing behaviour when the amount of error in a bicluster gets bigger, measured according to the distance from its nearest perfect pattern.

State Bank of India, India's largest lender, is a tenth of the size of China's biggest, measured by profits.

Nothing less was expected of Ashok Kumar.Related items Indian films: Fast foodSep 13th 2001Being naturalIndia's film industry is the world's biggest measured by the number of films produced, about 800 a year.

Overnight, Nippon Steel, even if it now becomes the world's second-biggest steelmaker, will have gone from being a close competitor of Mittal and Arcelor to being barely a third as big, measured by output.

In that first, and so far biggest, measured flood burst, an estimated 10 billion gallons gushed out in three days, threatening homes and property along the Mendenhall River that winds through part of the city.

For one thing, it was much too big, measuring 3 feet by 3 feet by 3 feet.

There were also bigger measures, such as the overdue abolition of mortgage tax relief.

The Penguins owner Mario Lemieux is proposing a much bigger measure to the league: big fines for teams with head-hunting players.

Part of me would like to become that other guy, but such a conversion requires a bit of cash and a bigger measure of wisdom.

Unless and until other polls confirm the slightly bigger lead measured by Quinnipiac, Florida should be considered a toss-up.