Sentence examples for measures bigger from inspiring English sources

But it doesn't address the much costlier expiration of George Bush's tax cuts at the end of this year.America's long-term fiscal challenge is huge, by some measures bigger than that of the euro zone.

Banks are vigorously waving the white flag in hopes that we will forget how they are by some measures bigger than ever, and at least as powerful as ever in what is still an ongoing war with Washington -- a war they actually started.

Despite the snail's pace of change, women on Sunday were optimistic that the right to vote and run would give them leverage to change the measures, big and small, that hem them in.

Obviously, the parameters set satisfying the condition should not be empty, which can be indicated by estimating their measure bigger than zero.

The issue is, by any measure, big.

The other measure big investors usually look at is dividend yield.

For detailed instructions on measuring big trees, visit the Eastern Native Tree Society's Web site at www.uark.edu/misc/ents.edu/misc/ents

On the weekend we were planning our tree safari, he was already scheduled to measure big trees in the Adirondacks with Bruce Kershner, a Buffalo-based forest ecologist.

For two decades and counting, with a growing mix of fascination and concern, scientists have been measuring big changes in the environment around the North Pole.

We have also measured big data investment domains, e.g., for customer interface, supply chain and intelligence.

The cross-sectional nature of our data, measuring big data investment in 2013, prevents a lot more correction.