Also, Mr. Kates's portion sizes were bigger than those of other diets Mr. Berkowitz had seen.
Its genome, with more than 1m bases, is bigger than those of some bacteria.
His budget proposals, truthfully, are bigger than those of Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis combined.
Their engines are as big, or bigger, than those of many S.U.V.'s.
Typically, baseball's version produces ratings three to four times bigger than those of its regular-season games.
And few national economic problems are bigger than those of the health-care system, which now accounts for nearly a fifth of the economy.
At 5.3% of GDP, Britain's deficit is bigger than those of France, Italy and even Greece.In this section Should digital monopolies be broken up?
They average 30 pounds as adults, have brains bigger than those of monkeys and are the only apes to walk on two feet.
Brazil's finance minister Guido Mantega has recently claimed that the country's economy is now bigger than those of the UK and France (Financial Times 4.3.11).
The tyres are bigger than those of many mountain bikes, while the carrier is sturdy enough bear a small field gun.
It isn't really giant, but the blooms are a bit bigger than those of G. nivalis, and they tend to appear.
