Sentence examples for promote bigger from inspiring English sources

Most policy makers are smart enough to know that improving mass transit would be the right step toward sustainable development; but they also know that the campaign dollars will dry up unless they promote bigger gas-guzzlers on the road.

Her current tour to promote "Bigger Picture" has only a limited run, but she imagines more dates will be added.

But in my events to promote Big Brother, I started to notice a pattern.

Policy makers promote big data as a cheaper and more innovative approach than traditional statistical and accounting methods, sometimes "fetishizing" the findings as inherently better and more insightful.

The Olympic Games are coming to a close, having demonstrated once again that Rio de Janeiro knows how to organise and promote big events.

He says he's propelled by a desire to promote "big ideas," but his candidacy has devolved into ever smaller talk and ever more desperate sideshows that drag an already undistinguished debate ever lower.

But she said the group is treading "a fine line": it wants to broaden the audience for Gowanus's artists, but it doesn't want to promote big development.

The establishment of the International Game Fish Association IGFAA) in 1939 did much to promote big-game fishing and to regulate it—supervising marine fishing competitions, establishing various weight categories for lines, and keeping championship records.

Conditions that promote big fires will dramatically increase the area that is burned.

Warm/dry conditions also promote big wildfires because they dry out trees and other plants, creating more flammable landscapes.

During an appearance on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" to promote "Big Lake," Gethard spoke at length about his intent to book Diddy on his show using Twitter.