Sentence examples for consider big from inspiring English sources

Or consider "Big Jim" Folsom, once a popular governor of Alabama.

But its business model simply makes too much money for its leaders to want to consider big changes.

Wattles Capital has long been pushing Circuit City to consider big changes, like putting itself up for sale.

There will always be those who consider big business's vows to make the world a better place fundamentally cynical.

Prayer Spaces give pupils an opportunity to reflect on their spiritual lives, to consider big questions and to explore prayer under the oversight of qualified teachers.

I wondered why my mother would consider big Catholic families "difficult," because I always regretted the relative smallness of our own: after all, we were part of the postwar baby boom, when families with six or seven kids were not uncommon.

This was necessary because the I.R.S. formula does not consider big-ticket purchases, like automobiles, nor the portion of sales taxes that are paid by businesses, which economists generally agree are passed on to individual taxpayers in the form of higher prices.

I don't even think that any appearance of reality is important in making us consider bigger questions.

I guess our place, with its four bedrooms, is considered big by many standards.

This sensitive documentary picks its way through the arguments and considers big questions about human nature.

Baseball is considering "big media centers" like Munich and "baseball-friendly countries" like the Netherlands and the Czech Republic, Brosnan said.