Sentence examples for extended bigger from inspiring English sources

As it progresses, it becomes more elaborate, extended (bigger arabesques, higher lifts), and more intimate (closer partnering).

And if he had stayed with the team, along with All-Star Paul Millsap, to whom the team has extended big money, Carroll would have had to take a big pay cut, he said.

As charity benefits extend bigger welcome mats, shtick is a natural, too.

Increasingly, companies like Philip Morris, which sold Kraft shares to the public, are demanding that Wall Street firms extend big, barely profitable loans if they want to have a shot at the highly profitable assignments of managing offerings of stocks and bonds or advising on mergers.

This expansion is likely to extend big data analysis and analytics to all businesses, from small and medium to enterprise-level.

The most likely explanation seems to be that it's a great piece of stealth marketing and a great way to extend Big Brother's cyber-arm and add a marketing spin to whatever online courses you're trying to peddle (LCA has a big list).

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) set our country's progress back through large job-draining trade deficits, downward pressure on wages, extending Big Pharma's patent monopolies to raise consumers' medicine prices, floods of unsafe imported food, and undermining or freezing consumer and environmental rules.

The three sisters he grew up with called him Big and the nickname stuck, although at Texas it was extended to Big Wortham and Big Monsta.

The design of DECADE is shown by first, analyzing a simple case of packet forwarding between two nodes, and then the results are extended to bigger networks.

However, for the CE methods we propose the principles can be extended to bigger neighborhood.

The result can be extended to big-bend waveguides with arbitrary bending degrees.