Sentence examples for generating a big from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to electronically untangle yourself from an ex without generating a big fuss in your mutual extended network.

And in Hispanic areas, there is no surer way of generating a big turnout than by stoking concerns about immigration policy.

In return for a sizable payment to what is often a cash-pinched local government, the company usually can depreciate the asset sharply, generating a big tax break.

While all these folk were mostly unpaid, Mr Reid concluded they were generating a big cost in "duplication and delay, uncertainty and friction".

Capable of generating a big and texturally rich sound without the need for band mates or compromise, synthesizers enable them to make solo trips into the unknown.

Next he rushed to the German Bundesbank to announce plans to revalue Germany's gold reserves at market prices, generating a big one-off payment to the federal government.

Thanks to the premiere this week, it's now generating a bigger impact than the destruction of the Death Star.

"Whatever policies we pursue, we've got to take a two-part approach: Are they going to be effective in the short term, but are they going to have counterproductive effects in the long-term, in generating a bigger flow of disaffected young Muslims?" Cassidy says.

Given that the first-excited electron state lies near the potential barrier edge, the application of an electric field largely modifies it, generating a bigger separation between the electron and the hole and a decrease of the binding energy.

As a result, Starbucks is generating a bigger proportion of its profits in the higher-taxed U.S. A Starbucks spokeswoman put it this way: "Our international businesses, which are in various stages of startup, have generated greater nondeductible losses than originally planned".

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