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Large or big relative to something else.
larger
big
large
1
It's an unusually stark and public example of a far
bigger
problem.
2
It's just a
bigger
market today than it was 25 years ago.
3
However, the strike action had a far
bigger
economic impact in 2014.
4
US stocks fell, while major indexes in Europe took much
bigger
losses.
5
We have far
bigger
social problems here and that representation really matters.
6
The
bigger
problem with these examples is that they don't augment reality.
7
However, larger prospective purchases carry a disproportionately
bigger
price tag, Jimenez said.
8
Trade training groups want a
bigger
share of the school leaver market.
9
Yesterday and today have definitely been
bigger
than usual, one trader said.
10
Meanwhile, residential mortgages began growing again last year, helping boost
bigger
banks.
11
Moreover, developed nations are facing
bigger
worries than they were last year.
12
In the near term, however, economists say the
bigger
danger is deflation.
13
Food is a convenient way to avoid immediately discussing these
bigger
things.
14
The longer and more obscure the words used, the
bigger
the contract.
15
And by then, of course, Icarus had far
bigger
concerns in Adelboden.
16
It's clearly just a bandaid on a much
bigger
issue, she said.
bigger
much bigger
even bigger
no bigger
bigger picture
get bigger