Examples of 'will have a bigger' in a sentence

Meaning of "will have a bigger"

will have a bigger: This phrase implies that there will be a greater or more significant outcome or result

How to use "will have a bigger" in a sentence

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will have a bigger
It will have a bigger appetite for destruction.
When he is here we will have a bigger family.
You will have a bigger cell at the jailhouse.
A communication with an image will have a bigger impact.
You will have a bigger cell at the prison.
Then when the market goes up you will have a bigger profit.
You will have a bigger heart.
Some of the things you can do will have a bigger impact than others.
Will have a bigger audience.
I think it will have a bigger impact.
After they emerge the entire cycle will start over and you will have a bigger infestation.
In that case we will have a bigger state sector.
It will have a bigger economy than ours someday because of the law of numbers.
For this reason the grower will have a bigger amount of the grown production.
When the Chesapeake turns fluorescent colors, local business will have a bigger concern.

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Early birds will have a bigger chance of reservation.
Either you work this out with Skwisgaar or you will have a bigger decision to make.
Early birds will have a bigger chance to have places.
If you do it right, your photos will have a bigger impact.
This will have a bigger impact on cargoes that are time sensitive.
The latest ones suggest that the device will have a bigger screen than the original.
You will have a bigger and thicker penis in less time.
Because Google is saying the mobile update will have a bigger impact than its Panda update.
Daher will have a bigger presence than ever in its three major roles.
If we take him out, we will have a bigger problem.
No issue will have a bigger impact on the future performance of our economy than education.
Well, now your father will have a bigger office.
You will have a bigger problem if I do not get him to the hospital.
The European Parliament will have a bigger role this time around.
It 's a small part, but the producer said the next picture I will have a bigger part.
And then you will have a bigger price to pay.
In addition to these new characters, Lucas ' sister Erica will have a bigger role this season.
Your biceps will have a bigger peak if you have high biceps insertions.
This will require more work, but hopefully will have a bigger reward in the end.
Soon they will have a bigger reason to uncork the Champagne.
Listen to something, I think that you will have a bigger role to play.
So I think it will have a bigger space in that kind of a multiparty tug of war.
And if you find the missing pieces, I will have a bigger gift for you.
Then we will have a bigger chance of winning Lan Shang.
Right? And then you will have a bigger say.
People will have a bigger work load, and it will entail greater efficiency.
By the time I go back, he will have a bigger tummy than mine.
Who will have a bigger influence on Saturday night?
Next year I will have more money, we will have a bigger war.
Thus rich countries will have a bigger tax increase than developing countries.
I am pleased, however, that the High Commissioner for Human Rights will have a bigger budget.
A more complex mission will have a bigger payoff for your agency but will require more work.
In five or six years, if we plan and behave, he will have a bigger show.
A truck which carries less mass will have a bigger acceleration that a truck which carries more mass.
How important is screen size to you? iPhone 6 will have a bigger screen.

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