Sentence examples for case of a big from inspiring English sources

In case of a big wind storm, wind turbines need a way to change the orientation of their blades so they do not catch the wind and break.

But Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Berlusconi recently wrote a joint letter that called for putting the agreements on hold in case of a big refugee influx.

ATHENS — When the authorities detained a former defense minister here last month pending trial, many Greeks found it cause for celebration, a rare case of a "big fish" meeting justice in a political culture widely seen as rife with corruption.

Ms Clinton expressed it when asked by a CNN moderator if a plan she backed to pay for paid parental leave after having a child was not another case of a big and expensive government programme.

"This is sort of a classic case of a big company trying to push its weight around, and we certainly felt that interaction with Ericsson over the last couple of years," Mr. Battat said in an interview.

Mr. Sulzberger wanted a flexible system, one that would allow the company to adjust the limit on the number of free articles as needed — in the case of a big breaking news event, for example.

Then you write and test the code — or, in the case of a bigger company, you wait for one of the engineers to write and test the code (a task that's probably somewhere around 200 items deep on their to-do list).

In the case of Tommy Banks, a big player in illegal liquor sales in Minneapolis, he was unsuccessful.

Consider the case of Compuware, a big mainframe software company.

That's not a case of building a big government bureaucracy.

Catalonia had something of a case for a bigger slice of the cake.