Sentence examples for evidently big from inspiring English sources

The market size is evidently big.

Evidently, big data can be applied in other fields, such as corporate supply chains (e.g., leveraging RFID data to optimize stock replenishment, [10]), or for business intelligence (e.g., anticipating likely competitor actions through web nowcasting, [8]).

The study of optical properties of GeSe NBs shows that the main absorption peaks are modulated by side passivation of the terminators, and quantum yields of side passivated GeSe NBs are evidently bigger than those of pristine ones mainly because passivated ones have suitable band gap values.

(Follicles are evidently a big theme for the Gosselins).

In some little town in the former East Germany, the Bruewalds were evidently a big deal.

Taping your dreadlocks to your chest is evidently quite big in Italy.

Fallon has come up short in movies ("Taxi," which I never saw, is evidently a big punch line with Fallon-haters) and acts like a slacker when comedy these days is expected to sweat a little.

But it very evidently has big plans for firing fresh life into Fleksy.

Wooing key economic players in the Persian Gulf is evidently a big part of new French president Nicolas Sarkozy's foreign-policy strategy at the moment.

Going forward, Shopcade evidently sees big data as its bread and butter, based on the intel it's continually gathering about fashion-focused shoppers' likes (and by implication dislikes) — and then selling that 'trend spotting' business intelligence back to large retailers so they can decide what to stock on their shelves.

The Street Feast food market in Dalston is evidently a big fan, catering to burrito addicts every Friday and Saturday night.