Meanings of bigger bite in English

Now the Kenyan government threatened to take a still bigger bite.

This as Buffett takes a bigger bite and iPhone sales show resilience .

Why, Bill, the trouble has given you a bigger bite than I thought for.

It gets larger and stronger and more fastidious, and takes a bigger bite of me-that'sall.

It increased the number of jobs provided and took a bigger bite out of the relief rolls.

We saw a bit of this apple-shot scene before, but now we're getting a much bigger bite.

Still, the farther you are up the income ladder, the bigger bite you get from the deal.

The incentive for Chinese tech firms to slash costs and take a bigger bite of the offline market is clear.

She narrowed her brows for a moment, concentrating on it, then she took a cautious nibble, smiled, and took a bigger bite.

Higher prices at grocery-store checkout lines are souring attitudes and straining household budgets as they take a bigger bite out of workers' paycheques.

Less than two months ago Newell cut its full-year earnings forecast on expectations a weak economy would take an even bigger bite out of sales.

The boys did not say anything much, but they may have taken bigger bites by way of filling their stomachs in less time than usual.