Sentence examples for for a bigger effect from inspiring English sources
The Salesman is trying harder for a bigger effect and bigger payoff than his previous films, and it doesn't have the enigmatic quality of A Separation.
In the first year, the tax was levied only in the chain supermarkets and chain petrol stations, so there is still scope for a bigger effect when independent and small shops also bring it in.
The ratings are also weighted, so presumably a colleague or boss who's worked closely with you for years will have a bigger effect on your overall scores than someone who collaborated with you once.
But putting up another 30 weather satellites so that we can better predict natural disasters – that has a bigger effect for more people on the planet.
But BigChampagne's announcement taps into a common frustration in the music industry about how success can be measured at a time when streaming, ring tones and licensing for television commercials may have a bigger effect on the bottom line than record sales do.
If the unusual location of the gun decreased noticing rates, we would expect the odd location of the gun to have a bigger effect for experienced officers because they would have stronger expectations about the likeliest locations for a gun.
Also in the US of course, money matters more and so actually losing income status has a bigger effect on, for example, your access to health care and to something extent to education.
In the "evolutionary" approach, the homeowner makes some small, modest changes for a big effect.
Sometimes Mozart goes for a big effect, as in the bass aria "Why do the nations so furiously rage together," in which Handel's agitated orchestra is fortified with military trumpets.
Some of his risk-taking jumps blaze, and he has interesting hints of wildness; but you can see him changing gears between phrases, letting the audience know when he was getting ready for a big effect.
"We are looking for a big effect, and if there is a big yes or a big no, we hope to see that sooner".
