Sentence examples for very big term from inspiring English sources

"It's like you have a very big term paper every day," she said.

But autonomous driving is a very big term".

Agrafiotis was used to thinking in very big terms.

"We didn't talk about one quarter's figures, we're talking and still predicting a very big long term rise as part of a much bigger EU rise.

Incrementally, there is very little to be made here, but in scale, the business is potentially very big longer term.

It was wonderful to make a difference on an issue that not a lot of people are thinking about, but is very big in terms of maintaining a public square that benefits everybody.

"This will make a very big difference in terms of the size of the A.F.T.'s voice in health care".

They're using a conveniently overbroad definition that includes partnerships and S-corporations – like hedge funds, accounting firms, law and lobbying practices and other often very big enterprises in terms of revenue or number of employees.

"You should not compete with cricket, being realistic if you actually take the IPL out of TV ratings, then football is actually very big here, in terms of viewership: Champions League, the EPL, the World Cup.

I don't disagree this is a very big moment in terms of television programme supply in the UK, it feels like one of the biggest decisions we have made in the last decade.

Frances H. Miller, a Boston University law professor and health policy expert, said, "Although $3 billion is a very big number in terms of drug industry settlements, it's not a very big number in relation to almost $50 billion in annual revenue for the world's fourth-largest pharmaceutical company".