Sentence examples for relatively much bigger from inspiring English sources

Both countries' economies were relatively much bigger before the West's industrial revolution.

Some European countries with welfare states relatively much bigger than ours have been doing quite well compared with the rest of the developed world.

At almost 110% of GDP last year, its public debt is relatively much bigger than Germany's or France's.In sum, the government's economic record looks shaky, and its ability to obey Europe's rules is suspect.

But even with the growth, both services are still relatively small, neither much bigger than 200,000 users.

For the real impresario of the draw, Chung Mong Joon, politician, tycoon and president of the Korea Football Association and the Korea World Cup Organizing Committee, the technicalities of balance are a relatively small part of a much bigger picture.

In each one, what began as a relatively insignificant prototype became something much bigger.

Sir John Holmes, who held the post between 2001 and 2007, said: "Although it's a very difficult problem and causes a lot of obstacles and complications, it is a relatively small part of a much bigger problem which is the number of people trying to get illegally into Europe from the Middle East and North Africa".

Some countries that are relatively more relaxed about immigration have much bigger shares: Sweden has 12% and Ireland 11%, for example.

At a recent meeting in Washington, the Alternative Clean Transportation Expo, he showed off several vehicles with relatively tiny natural gas tanks – not much bigger than the propane tank in a backyard gas grill – with an all-gas range of 55 miles or so.

To me, the huge decrease in the safe asset share since the early 1990s seems like a much bigger development than the relatively small increase that has occurred since 2008.

Deepwater might be a good bet to be built, with its relatively small footprint – but the company has much bigger plans on the drawing bords.