While some will still find Las Vegas more fun, a bigger phenomenon is occurring.
"I always was well aware of the fact that S. & G. was a much bigger phenomenon in general, to the general public, than the Rolling Stones".
Second, this was no exotic criminal sideshow to the global economy, as I had assumed – it was a much bigger phenomenon than I had ever imagined.
Now, with the growth of the Tea Party movement, Mr. Odom's work is part of a bigger phenomenon, and he is scrambling to stay in the vanguard.
I mean, I think that these organizations are an instance of a much bigger phenomenon that we are witnessing and will be, I think, a big feature of the new century.
The at-home OraQuick tests, at $39.99 a pop, are a bigger phenomenon than drugs like Truvada, which can be used as either a pre-exposure or a post-exposure prophylaxis, and can cost more than $10,000 a year.
By talking about this particular group he was able to take on a bigger phenomenon.
According to him, Trump is a bigger phenomenon in Slovenia than Melania, despite her background.
It turns out that those plateaus we've come to hate in the gym are a much bigger phenomenon.
Small-scale versions of big phenomena are perfectly OK.
