Sentence examples for thus a bigger from inspiring English sources

They have tried to bribe states by promising them more delegates (and thus a bigger say in the nomination process) if they hold their elections later, and have threatened to deprive them of delegates if they insist on moving.

Thus, a bigger P results in a higher accuracy as well as a larger calculation.

Thus a bigger segment is more likely to bear sensitive information.

Males with more UV reflectivity probably look younger and healthier and are thus a bigger draw for females, says Robertson.

Irrespective of crystallization temperature and the sort of amorphous block, via increasing the amorphous block molecular weight, due to elevation of demanded coverage surface area and thus a bigger number of folds of the PEG crystal, the osmotic pressure on the substrate increased, thereby its thickness decreased.

Even air attacks that are ineffectual in deposing the group can make impossible their governance of occupied territory -- the group's main goal, in contrast to that of al Qaeda, which has a primary objective of attacking the United States and is thus a bigger threat.

Treatment plants are thus a big business opportunity.

Thus a big jump in part-time work will generally see a big jump in underemployment as well.

Thus a big part of this campaign has been the effort by the candidates to establish — or burnish — their credentials with these voters.

But it may be a necessary precursor to reforming the banking system and thus a big step towards putting the Japanese economy back on its feet.

The election is thus a big defeat for Iran which had hoped that Shia religious parties would control the south and enable Iran to turn them into a mini Shia republic.