Sentence examples for much bigger power from inspiring English sources

India will resist Western pressure to be any sort of counterweight to the much bigger power to its east, while at the same time expanding its trade with the rest of Asia.

If there is one lesson I can share from the conference is that no matter what our position is -- a commissioner, a writer, a producer or anyone else on the creative chain -- we have much bigger power in our hands than we think.

The backstory here is that Crimea, a peninsula with less than 2 million residents, is effectively a pawn in a chess game between much bigger powers, the U.S. and Russia.

"I would like to have a much bigger engine, more power, better tyres, more grip so the cars go faster".

According to Paul Woods, director of resources at Newcastle City Council, this financial onslaught is so acute that "multiple council failures" are on the horizon.Clark, at least, is working to change the Whitehall mindset, emboldened by O'Neill's insistence that … "if cities are to reach their potential we need a much bigger shift in economic power from the centre".

The much bigger turbines will generate more power and hence more money, says Weinstein: "Size really matters in this case".

But the reality is that Iraq is a single campaign within a much bigger war and within a power struggle both over the evolution of Islam and over the rise of dictatorships seeking nuclear and biological weapons to enable them to destroy America and her allies.

If I can get so irate over single yellow lines, how would we all feel if we realised we had no democratic power over much bigger things in life, such as who our Prime Minister should be, or how our country's economy should be run?

This is clearly going to have some sort of impact on industry but the impact of actually having no power is much bigger.

It's worth mentioning that the categorization or wording of a particular ADL-IADL item (i.e., the differences that often occur between large surveys or cohorts) can prevent data from being pooled to create much bigger samples with increased statistical power.

Will it lead to an economic government in Europe with a much bigger budget and tax-raising powers or will it establish a new way of managing currencies and monetary policy?