Sentence examples for if not bigger from inspiring English sources
Weren't A.I.G.'s problems just as big, if not bigger?
He was just as big if not bigger than his peers.
C4 film-making is comparable to the BBC's, if not bigger.
"This has the opportunity to be as big as, if not bigger than, the start of the baseball season".
But the assault on the Indian office has as big, if not bigger implications for the organisation".
His book says, more cautiously, that "all those niches can potentially add up to a market that is as big as (if not bigger than) the hits".
It was the smaller paintings and drawings that incited bidding wars, making for pure auction theater if not big numbers.
Tonight's game could be the start of something, if not big, then certainly a little bigger than last season in terms of crowd size.
The debut CD by Eyes Adrift, the new group of Nirvana's bassist, Krist Novoselic, has won critical praise, if not big sales.
Postgraduate funding is an issue for all universities, since most have taught – or master's – courses, if not big research programmes.
Still, the conventions are nothing if not big television shows, and the campaigns use them to hammer home their messages through the command of prime time.
