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The phrase "bigger questions" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing more significant or overarching issues that go beyond the immediate topic at hand. Example: "While we can address the specific problem now, we must also consider the bigger questions about our long-term strategy."
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But bigger questions loom.
But Tesla faces bigger questions.
There are far bigger questions at stake.
But the Faceback offering raises bigger questions.
There were bigger questions, he said.
Cameron's behaviour raised far, far bigger questions.
There are bigger questions to ask.
There are bigger questions here, too.
However, on closer inspection, this case raises even bigger questions.
But cutting raises bigger questions for drug policy.
There are bigger questions here, questions of justice and character.
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