Sentence examples for mean bigger from inspiring English sources

Bigger economies mean bigger armies.

Bigger bodies mean bigger engines, brakes, suspensions and tires.

Bigger spreads mean bigger gaps between what buyers pay and sellers receive.

Bigger camcorders mean bigger screens, more powerful zoom lenses, bigger batteries, and most important, more stable video images.

Bigger sensors usually mean bigger pixels, which provides some advantages when it comes to making an image.

Bigger pieces of bread don't always mean bigger fish so don't make your pieces too large.

I mean bigger than a postcard?

"I don't mean bigger is better," he said.

Money from other forms of gambling would mean bigger purses".

A long boom would mean bigger payments to creditors.

Employers fear the law will mean bigger severance payments.