Sentence examples for bigger measures from inspiring English sources

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

The Better Care Fund is OK, but it's a very small step towards much bigger measures that are needed". Back in Oxfordshire, Jackson thinks the county council has a sustainable – if unpalatable – four-year plan for social care.

The only bill in conference that looks almost certain to pass is a measure to help states update clapped-out voting equipment.Two much bigger measures, the overhaul of welfare reform and a proposal to expand Medicare to provide prescription drugs for old people (both passed by the House but not the Senate), seem likely to get lost in the rush of other business.

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.

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.

And one of the law's biggest measures is also one of its shakiest.

I just hope the ATP will take big measures against him because he is young, maybe, but there's no excuse.

Environmentalists have claimed that politicians are too scared of alienating the farming vote before next year's presidential election so had failed to take big measures on curbing nitrates.

Critics charge that the big measures Mr. Abe has pushed so far — raising taxes, stoking higher oil prices and nudging up inflation — have hit poorer Japanese the hardest.