I used to be much bigger, much more muscular.

There was the baseline first of all, a much bigger and more reliable signal.

It's something much bigger.

The universe is much bigger than our prophet said, grander, more subtle, more elegant?' Instead they say, 'No, no, no!

The 21st century now allows us to build bigger glasses much bigger glasses.

China is much bigger than Japan.

China is much bigger than Japan.

If that's true, it would happen more than once we would be part of a much bigger multiverse.

More educated women are faced with a much bigger challenge than the less educated ones in the process of employment.

Let us make this field a much bigger place.

The revolution this revolution is much bigger than that.

Elder care, child care, already much bigger employers than cars.

The Sahara was much bigger then than it is now.

Well you can't get much bigger than Pi, the mathematical constant.

We were so much bigger than Coca Cola in those days.

She turned out to be a much bigger dog than I'd anticipated.

But we should be able to do much better than that by looking at many more experiences in much more detail, using a much bigger memory that can find many more patterns across much more of the relevant human experience. Imagine that Sachs s Millennium Villages project had known the sequence of all previous successful moves out of subsistence agriculture, rather than relying only on guesswork or deduction.

Buildings are important, but they're only a component of a much bigger picture.

The machines get ever bigger and ever more expensive.

But more than that, your brain gets measurably bigger.

The United States Government has implemented a similar project, although much bigger in size.

The more you play, the bigger the brains there are.

The bigger the crowd, the more potential innovators there are.

It's a much bigger piece that I do exploring the space of a geometric triangle.

Here it is, which says that the bigger you are the more you have per capita, unlike biology higher wages, more super creative people per capita as you get bigger, more patents per capita, more crime per capita.

So bigger dots mean more of your friends have the flu.

I get these two pieces of paper, not like this, A4 format, so it's much bigger.

UNDP was a bigger and more decentralized body than UNIDO, and required more time to act.

A bigger boat will mean more fish will be caught and landed.

And of course, the more developed the country, the bigger these mountains.

It started getting bigger and bigger and bigger.

Before this, I was living with my ex in Knightsbridge in a much bigger space, Joanne says.

And that's a much bigger project it's going to take 20 years or so to come to fruition.

But we need much more privacy and much more freedom and much more autonomy at work.

It's much more organic. It's much more nuanced.

So we've got, what, 17 more years to go or so before China's bigger.

She loses the check, but she goes home with something bigger and more important.

Bigger objects have bigger Schwarzschild radii.

So now, we can use this counting to try and get at much bigger things than DNA origami could otherwise.

If you can bring in more rats, we can actually make the output even bigger.

And sure enough, Nanotyrannus has juvenile bone and the bigger one has more mature bone.

The marketing is, the bigger a brand, the more difficult it is to reposition it.

And then it got bigger and bigger and bigger, and now it's 886 pages long.

A debtor s negotiating strategy is to make creditors believe that a collapse would produce some much bigger catastrophe, which can be avoided only by more concessions and more support. That sense is always more likely when the debtor s action comes without warning the financial equivalent of a pre dawn attack.

But, whatever the past frustrations, and possibly even bigger disappointments yet to come, the bigger and much more significant story of the search for MH370 is what has gone right. Simply put, it has been a magnificent demonstration of how response to human tragedy can unite rather than divide, reinforcing the impulse to cooperate rather than confront.