Sentence examples for more so big from inspiring English sources

The Black Blocs despise symbols of authority and, even more so, big multinational corporations which they accuse of defrauding Brazil and its people.

In Little Big Painting and subsequently even more so in Big Painting No. 6 and Yellow and Green Brushstrokes, for example, dynamic activity was a prominent feature of the series.

"Small farmers and SMEs or cooperatives are as important a part of the private sector – if not more so – than big irrelevant corporations," he said.

Though familiar now, the portrait, taken minutes after the marine was engaged in combat, remains utterly arresting, even more so printed big and given the breathing space it deserves.

Garcia-Prado and Chawla's work in Costa Rica [ 34] evaluating the impact of changes in reimbursement methods and organizational reforms on absenteeism found that absenteeism generally increased, and more so in big hospitals than small hospitals.

The "departure memo" is a fixture at many large employers, and nowhere more so than at big law firms.

For White, the barn was the center of their 40 acres, even more so than the big white house that was attached to it by an aromatic woodshed.

The hotel is a bargain at around $15 a night, even more so considering the big rooms and good food, like chicken in an onion sauce, or fish.

Professional baseball's periphery can be just as entertaining, if not more so, than the big heroes winning the World Series and socking home runs.

For the most part, gay people were living secret lives and were ostracized by society in general, even more so outside the big cities and I grew up in the country.

Rather, it is the core countries that are exhausted and few more so than the biggest, Germany.