Sentence examples for developing into a big from inspiring English sources

In the past, fears about reliability and fraud prevented the exchange of used merchandise among strangers from developing into a big business.

Activism can become an exclusive enclave a kind of enlightened clubhouse where self-selecting activists cluster together, expressing our idealistic values but never developing into a big enough force to make a real dent in the problems we protest.

On Wednesday, during the Trojans' first practice in full pads, Fangupo cut down Joe McKnight as the speedy tailback attempted to change direction for the start of what was developing into a big play.

"Like the skinny teenager that develops into a big, strong athlete, some horses are just a little late in maturing".

"I hope it will blow out, but I think this could develop into a big money scandal".

ROYALS 5, BLUE JAYS 1: Dan Reichert has shown Kansas City the stuff necessary to develop into a big winner.

At this time, the still outwardly medieval town developed into a big city, and in 1612 the city council decided upon a new extension the Three Canals Plan.

The fight to change tort laws has developed into a big business in itself, with plenty of people invested in keeping the battle going.

But although the company came out on top in that particular Hollywood vs Silicon Valley battle, the site perhaps never quite developed into a big enough play anyway.

The team scrapped its 150K-member social network so it could focus on the intersection of these three things: what they were most passionate about, what they believed they could realistically be the best in the world at, and what they were certain they could develop into a big business in a market ripe for destruction.

Throughout the piece the small stream develops into a big river and the music becomes more and more energetic until it reaches its peak: the river Vltava finally reaches its destination.