Meanings of using big in English

Other people who say they have been quarantined using big data have questioned its accuracy.

Now you look at this and say, Wait, you're using big money to end big money?

Many are more timid about using big words than they are about using other people's ideas.

Why don't you give up using big words?

Trinidad was SCL's first project using big data for micro-targeting before the firm was acquired by Mercer.

His elevation, however, had made him somewhat pompous, and he became very fond of using big words.

The high-speed collisions in turn kick off more shortlived particles that the scientists can detect using big experiments.

Therapy is both an art and a science which could be strengthened by using big data, says psychologist Tony Rousmaniere.

Avoid using big footholds.

Not at all: the Resin-bee persists in using big Snail-shells just as though her ancestors had never known the danger of the Osmia-blocked vestibule.

This old chap selected a spot at the intersection of two ranges using big trees-maybelive oaks-thenhe dug a hole and buried the chest.

Using big data could help could highlight irregularities that may be linked to a scam or abuse.

Its goal is to attack major urban problems-congestion ,housing ,energy ,andso on-usingbig data and emerging technology.

Using big data a CFO can see what customers are the most profitable and what products are most profitable.

The PCR product was genotyped using Big Dye sequencing chemistry and the sequences were analysed for genotypes and mutations.

"Look at you, using big fancy words." Kenji crosses his arms.