It will be big enough for a crew member to enter.
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The Note 10 will be big — will it be big enough?
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But the market may just be big enough for both sides.
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Unfortunately, hospitals' stockpiles of supplies proved not to be big enough.
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In some cases, blood clots can be big enough to be fatal.
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Freddy says the now-President should be big enough to apologize now.
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The market opportunity here may be big enough for all of them.
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Neither proved to be big enough sticking points to stop a deal.
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A lot of the things we are doing here, certainly there will be changes in the underlying topic, but they should not be big enough or we should not expect them to be big enough that this is disposable.
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It just needs to be big enough to cover your student loan obligations.
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It has to be big enough to actually matter to the average voter.
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They're just not going to be big enough or interesting enough ... Why is that?
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A rainy day fund should be big enough to cover you in either case.
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The economic cost of a Brexit-induced break-up of Britain would be big enough.
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It's unclear if the Theater specifically is ready, plus it might not be big enough.
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The only cure for worrying about whether it will be big enough is to help.
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We rented a dumpster that could never be big enough to cart it all away.
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But it wouldn't be big enough, mechanically, to be able to kick your leg out.
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Andy Cohen's empire might just be big enough for all of us to live in it.
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They also happen to be big enough to be seen wiggling and eating under the microscope.
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This question is, what could be big enough to make him break his word to Claire?
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But it seems extremely unlikely – if it exists – that it would be big enough to matter.
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Question is, will it be big enough cash to get the Iceman back inside the cage?
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I think he knows that soon Ernie will be big enough to be his true best friend.
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The industry, despite its boom, might not be big enough, and mineral enthusiasts might not care enough.
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Our notions of social connection and responsibility must be big enough to include the vulnerable among us.
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Now for me the question is, as a venture investor, will that sub-set be big enough?
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Mr. Griffin's apartment, where he would reside only occasionally, would be big enough for many wine caves.
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We didn't imagine that it would not be big enough for all who wanted to be there.
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And it may even be big enough to allow some startups to establish themselves as big, independent firms.
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One trillion dollars is a big number to be sure, but it actually may not be big enough.
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However, he expects it to be big enough to rattle Wall Street, at least for the near term.
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The region's growth potential may actually be big enough for multiple players — at least in the short term.
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He'll be big enough to chomp up Cersei, but not yet big enough to swallow a mammoth whole.
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We knew it would be big enough for the history books, not that it would top the charts.
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" She warned, "When we do a stimulus package, it needs to be big enough to meet the moment.
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" She warned, "When we do a stimulus package, it needs to be big enough to meet the moment.
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Much rides on whether the wildfire fund would be big enough to absorb the costs of future fires.
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In theory, the gains should be big enough to compensate those harmed by the shift, leaving everyone better off.
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Even if it is successful, it will hardly be big enough to set up a multi-billion dollar company.
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The waves it creates for others, on the other hand, can be big enough to cause them lasting damage.
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But I didn't think for one second that you couldn't be big enough to be in a room with Kenya.
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The laptop compartment can fit up to a 17-inch laptop, which should be big enough for just about anyone.
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Is there any misstep, any controversy, revelation or scenario left that would be big enough to sink a candidate's campaign?
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The official added Trump's plane would not be big enough to carry all the staff he would need to travel with.
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Yet the uncertainty of working without such a complete contract could be big enough to prevent potentially profitable partnerships from forming.
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"The wall can't be big enough," Devigili added, referencing the wall on the Mexican border that Trump has vowed to build.
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"[All paparazzi] know they have to tell a story because if not it's not going to be big enough," he says.
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So, I understand the frustration that we're not there yet, but the task that we had was to be big enough.
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The appeal is not necessarily getting freebies as much as it is appearing to be big enough to post sponsored content.
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So after the splash in the press release, will the wave be big enough to transform the U.S. health-care system?
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An uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block, Frankfurt fire chief Reinhard Ries told reporters.
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It could even be big enough to earn him a shot at that Nobel Peace Prize he says everyone is talking about.
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Just like Morgan, she is on her way to the Kingdom, but will it be big enough for the both of them?
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Netflix might be big enough to negotiate a favorable deal with telecoms now, but it won't be if it loses its customers.
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But they will be big enough for two people, to accommodate those needing assistance to use the toilet, reported the Asahi Shimbun.
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Apple's new MacBook is slim, light, and especially fetching in gold, but its small screen may not be big enough for everyone.
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But we're thinking more in terms of value: can this investment be big enough that it returns the fund on its own?
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There is heightened interest in the wharf in Luganville town because it could be big enough to allow warships to dock at it.
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A merged Pekao/PKO would be big enough to compete with rivals outside Poland amid expected consolidation in Europe's banking sector, he said.
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The poorest consumers are eligible for subsidies that would be big enough to cover the entire premium for a lower-tier "bronze" plan.
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It may be difficult to scale internationally, but Japan's market might just be big enough in this case to build a solid company.
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Musk said in 2018 that the truck's driver's seat would be big enough to have fit Andre the Giant, the late professional wrestler.
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A storm is brewing that may be big enough to put the Trump empire under water and take the Trump presidency with it.
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To be effective and credible, it should be big enough to pay out at least 1 percent of GDP and be allowed to borrow.
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That would be big enough to start generating revenue by making small amounts of products for niche applications that command a relatively high price.
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Mass-market restaurants, where entree portions tend to be big enough to feed an N.B.A. starting five, are getting into the sharing craze, too.
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The lack of driving activity because of the storm should be big enough to impact demand, resulting in lower gasoline purchases and lower prices.
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But those benefits might not be big enough to dissuade them from shuttering noncompetitive plants, even as the plan raises electric power costs for ratepayers.
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For some small businesses with small profit margins with large labor costs, this tax increase would be big enough to shut them out of business.
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Some volcanologists suggest, in fact, that because Agung had a powerful eruption only half a century ago, any eruption now might not be big enough.
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But the Badger will also come with an onboard auxiliary battery pack Nikola says will be big enough to power the pickup on its own.
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Why it matters: Analysts have expressed reservations about whether the combined company will be big enough to compete with the likes of Amazon and Netflix.
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Stock prices keep climbing, so hedge fund buyers are racing to complete their orders, which must be big enough to "move the needle," Cramer said.
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Democrats ducked it with their 2009 stimulus package, even though many economists warned it would not be big enough to contend with the Great Recession.
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Robert Herjavec saw it as a hobby market and passed, while Mark Cuban didn't think the business would be big enough to be worth his time.
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Yes, it's still 13 inches wide so the space will need to be big enough, but it'll be sleek and unassuming once you get it installed.
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If he's big enough to create an idea that's global in nature, then he should be big enough to come and talk to us about it.
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"I will say no matter what device you view the show on, none of them are going to be big enough!!" said Brooks in a statement.
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CCTV captured Brizzi placing one of the buckets over his own head, apparently to make sure it would be big enough to hold a human skull.
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You want it to be big enough so that when the balloon flattens like a pancake, the large number of nails will support its whole surface.
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The numbers may not be big enough to move any needles yet, but I've seen more and more of these folks who are making a difference.
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It could even be big enough to drive some additional headset sales – I know I'm considering supplementing my current Vive VR setup with some new Oculus swag.
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For now, there are just a few startups and pilot projects in saltwater PV, but the potential might be big enough to attract investment in coming years.
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"The market will be big enough to see hundreds of companies go to the start line, and then we all will go into the race," he says.
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However, doubts have since emerged about whether the planned cuts will be big enough to end oversupply as both OPEC and Russia have since reported record production.
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Their strategy over the past days has rather been to urge voters to make sure the opposition will be big enough to have some weight in parliament.
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Dana White was sure to point out that this wasn't true, however, and mentioned that both fighters would be big enough draws to deserve a more equal split.
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However, with the release of SFV, it seems like the game is going to be big enough that the player base is going to double, or even triple.
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The government plans to compile an extra budget for disaster relief, though any spending likely would not be big enough to have a sizable impact on the economy.
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It doesn't need to look great (though that helps), but it should be big enough to hold all the essentials and small enough to fit in a pocket.
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But those gains were short-lived, as the currency then fell by around 0.8 percent amid reports the win could be big enough to herald a congressional majority.
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That bump might even be big enough to flip the state to that party or lock in a state that a party narrowly one in the last election.
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Wherever New York City F.C. builds a stadium, however, it would not be big enough for World Cup matches, which can fill stadiums with 80,000 seats or more.
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But the physical controls must be big enough or the texture different enough so that I can recognize each control with my finger without having to look the device.
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But concerns remain over whether the boost in consumption will be big enough to offset weakness in exports, as faltering external demand and global trade war hurt business sentiment.
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The incident could be retaliation by the United States for Russian political hacking, which would be big enough news on its own, but there was lots more happening this week.
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The finished city will apparently need to be big enough to accommodate hundreds of thousands of people, although I'm not sure if that means they'll live there or work there.
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It's a long enough stretch to signal that something new is coming, something opposite and something big; it will have to be big enough to redeem that ominous lead-in.
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The kitchen may not be big enough for a family of four or more, but for an individual or a couple, I really don't think you need more in it.
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"As leaders, we can only go so far calling people out onto the streets," Guevara said, hinting that the marches may not be big enough to force an early vote.
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So the facility has to be big enough and have high demand that it's going to generate revenue that you can go out and take on expensive private equity capital.
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The court said in its ruling that if conscientious objectors are carefully screened, their numbers will never be big enough to cause difficulties in filling the ranks of the military.
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The payoff to developing bespoke AI solutions for a major multinational with headquarters in New York might be big enough to attract an Amazon or Google to site an office there.
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Jackson's mother Catherine was the one to organize the settlements on behalf of the foundation, hoping that the "financial hit" on Harper would be big enough that he'd stop the misconduct.
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It was sunny yellow when I was brought home from the hospital in it, and it used to be big enough to cover my entire body until about 4 years old.
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So not only is New York City going to build the cheapest, ugliest version of the big dumb wall, there's a very good possibility that it won't even be big enough.
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The 700 million Norwegian crown ($82 million) yellow and white steel construction is being built at a Chinese yard, and will be big enough to raise more than a million salmon.
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For now, the cubs will continue to bond with Lola in private, and in six to eight weeks, will be big enough start exploring their outdoor habitat, where visitors can see them.
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The Uganda study, which was mostly supported by the Research Council of Norway, should also be big enough to detect meaningful differences in the critical thinking abilities between the groups of children.
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In particular, I&aposm working on building an emergency fund, one that will be big enough for me to fall back on in the event that freelancing work becomes hard to find.
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Right now it's the size of a Volkswagen Beetle and weighs a metric ton, but its creators, Mike Thompson and Arne Hendriks, say it will be big enough to walk on one day.
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Right now it's the size of a Volkswagen Beetle and weighs a metric ton, but its creators, Mike Thompson and Arne Hendriks, say it will be big enough to walk on one day.
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On that simple yardstick, the spinoff would not render Mr. Kandarian's battle with watchdogs moot – his company would still be big enough to merit the systemic designation and have to hold extra capital.
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In fact, the driver's seat "will be big enough to fit Andre the Giant," the late-wrestler (who was reportedly over 7 feet tall and weighed more than 500 pounds), Musk said online.
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While this group has a high savings rate, by Fidelity's rule, their nest egg may not be big enough: If you earn $2401,000 a year, you should have $300,000 in savings by age 50.
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"The issue is that these new areas are not going to be big enough in the foreseeable horizon to offset the slowing growth of smartphones," said Mark Li, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein.
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While such forces are too small to prevent a Russian invasion, they offer reassurance to the border states and should be big enough to give Moscow pause about provoking a wider war in Europe.
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The sandbox once needed to be big enough to encompass a web service — you would only get your photos tagged with their contents if you uploaded them to Google Photos, or iCloud or whatever.
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While this group has a high savings rate, by Fidelity's rule, their nest egg may not be big enough: If you earn $50,000 a year, you should have $300,000 in savings by age 50.
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Cassidy and Collins made clear it would be big enough to cover a catastrophic health insurance plan, which suggests it will need to be somewhere in the thousands (or perhaps tens of thousands for older Americans).
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Barns, pens, coops and other shelters, for example, have to be big enough for the animals to lie down, stand up and fully stretch their limbs without touching other animals or the sides of the shelter.
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So their budget policies should be entirely focused on getting the level of aggregate demand right: the budget deficit should be big enough to produce full employment, but no so big as to produce inflationary overheating.
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Rob Sharkey, an Illinois farmer, hopes his corn trade aid check will be big enough for that margarita machine he and his wife have been eyeing – but they doubt they'll be any left over for the booze.
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However, sources close to the deal between Disney and Fox said the financial impact on Murdoch would be big enough for him to prefer an all-stock transaction, which would be non-taxable for all Fox shareholders.
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Ko is right that factors like cost and familiarity with Android mean Remix OS on Mobile should have its own appeal, but it's not clear if those will be big enough draws to reach a wide market.
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Frankfurt fire and police chiefs said they would use force and incarceration if necessary to clear the area of residents, warning that an uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block.
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It is also unclear that the market will be big enough to justify a new plane: some airlines are already ordering long-range versions of Airbus's A321neo or smaller versions of the A330 to plug the gap.
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He's proven that he knows what it takes to build a successful company, and according to the serial founder, it's these four things: An ambitious idea "[The idea] needs to be big enough, ambitious enough," Cheyer tells CNBC.
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Liberals need to make unequivocally clear that the Democratic Party tent will never be big enough for anti-semites and anti-Americans like Farrakhan, just as Republicans need to do the same with sympathizers of the alt-right.
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"So even if weed quadrupled and took over some almonds, that would be a tiny percentage of almonds—I just don't think the land use area for weed cultivation will ever be big enough to compete," he said.
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"They may not be big enough for Florida or Miami to go after them, but they're still going to be fast or strong," said Luke Stampini, a recruiting analyst for 231Sports who is based in Delray Beach, Fla.
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Reuters previously reported before the details of Comcast's offer were made public that the financial impact on Murdoch would be big enough for him to prefer an all-stock transaction, which would be nontaxable for all Fox shareholders.
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And to find a way to welcome the refugee and the immigrant – to be big enough and wise enough to uphold our laws and honor our values at the same time – is part of what makes us American.
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Take-up "will most likely be bigger (than today) but how much bigger and whether it is going to be big enough to offset TLTRO II (repayments) is not a given," said ING senior rates strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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DHAKA, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Bangladesh's tea output in 2016 is expected to hit a record 80 million kg from 66 million a year earlier, the commerce minister said on Sunday, a volume that may be big enough to make imports unnecessary.
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An $800 million digital business would be big enough to support the kind of journalism (see the bad guys above) that readers (and by its legacy, history) had come to expect of the Times as its print business fades away.
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"You are either going to be big enough to hold on to your atmosphere, or if you are intermediate in size, then you are probably not big enough and you are going to lose it all pretty quickly," she said.
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"With the amount of loan defaults surging, one or two (client) defaults will be big enough to drag some of the medium and small-sized banks, usually the main creditors, into a similar situation to Baoshang," said a Shanghai-based lawyer.
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The LTC liabilities can be big enough to weigh on even conglomerates such as General Electric Co. If the premiums from the assumed LTC contracts are invested poorly, there may be insufficient money to cover the payouts, industry experts say.
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He also turns the ball over way too much, does not have much natural ability as a defender and, at 6 feet 5 inches tall, may not be big enough to create his own shots without rapidly expanding his tool kit.
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"The heavy opening up of cloud data centers etcetera is largely behind us and if we did so in a small market it wouldn't be big enough to move the needle for a company our size and scale," he said.
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That said, when it comes to giraffe births, one of the most important factors is — as the offspring of the world's tallest land mammal — the baby needs to be big enough to brace for a long fall since mom gives birth standing up.
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"The bottom line for us is that it has to be big enough that you have a large number of drugs covered, happen in an efficient amount of time, and actually have a hammer to make pharmaceutical companies have to comply," Pocan said.
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Around 60,000 people had to leave their homes and Frankfurt fire and police chiefs said they would use force if necessary to clear the area, warning that an uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block.
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Twenty years ago, looking for a place to retire that would be big enough to hold our far-flung family, our mother, Christina Baker, stumbled on a derelict 210 farmhouse in Tremont, near Southwest Harbor, that had been on the market for years.
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The Renault-Nissan alliance plant, which has yet to be built, would be big enough to power 120,000 homes, or supplant the role of a gas- or coal-fired power station in meeting peak electricity demand on the grid, the sources said.
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The key to the strategy is choosing the small heresies wisely — they must be big enough to signal that you're an Independent Thinker, not an Ideological Extremist, but they can't be so big that they threaten establishment interests or generate undue blowback.
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While it had been much hyped as something that would be big enough to fly above Parliament and be visible, there was more than a little disappointment among some as they observed a balloon that struggled to hover more than a few feet above marchers.
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LONDON, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Sterling slipped on Tuesday before inflation data that is expected to show an uptick in prices, though it is unlikely to be big enough to cause much concern to the Bank of England which wants to keep monetary policy accommodative.
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I think by the end of this year, we'll be big enough to where there's ... It's really about getting enough customers who are beyond their fourth or fifth month and getting more subscribers in the lower-cost markets, in the Omahas and Kansas Citys of the world.
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For now, the message to the market may be big enough: Facebook has become a de facto platform for billions of consumers globally to communicate with each other in the digital world, and now it is aggressively moving to be the same in the working world.
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They also said that the fund may not be big enough to make a real dent in Italy's 360 billion euros in bad debts, a third of the euro zone's total, if it spends most of its money on helping recapitalise weaker banks, according to the sources.
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The only viable option would be the sale or initial public offering (IPO) of British rail and bus unit Arriva, the document said, although this would not be big enough to raise the 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) that Germany's state-owned railway operator needs to find by 2023.
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Mr. Kasich, who said he had spoken with Mr. Portman, said that Democratic senators should volunteer to cooperate on a negotiated solution, and that Republicans who campaigned on a root-and-branch repeal of the Affordable Care Act should be "big enough" to say they changed their minds.
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Shooting guard was somewhere the team definitely needed some depth and while White is not particularly tall, he should be big enough to compete at the position and showed a scoring ability in his senior year that will be intriguing on a team that sometimes looked stagnant on offense.
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If you're scared your studio apartment won't be big enough for the both of you, it's doable, said Gail Buchwald, the senior vice president of the A.S.P.C.A. Adoption Center — as long as you're willing to give up space in your bed, and to spend ample time with the dog outdoors.
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" Gurley, on the other hand, acknowledges the threat — "I have the utmost respect for Amazon" — but believes the online grocery market will be big enough in the U.S. for a variety of players including Good Eggs, which he believes will attract "a subset of the population that is hyper passionate and emotional about food.
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" The important thing, Buitenhuis says, is to realize that the negative effects of climate change have already been with us for some time: "Further gradual deterioration looks much more likely to me than a disaster within the next ten years that will be big enough that, after that, everybody will agree the status quo is doomed.
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"If you believe the ride-share industry is big enough, you believe that even if you have a losing investment in one of the two competitors, the winner will be big enough to justify the loss," said Quin Garcia, managing director of Autotech Ventures, a firm that invests in ground transportation start-ups and has invested in Lyft.
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You can make miso in almost any kind of vessel, but I wanted something that satisfied a few key criteria: It needed to be easy to clean and sanitize, I wanted it to be built to last, and it had to be big enough to make the effort and time commitment involved in miso-making worth it.
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Pros: Lightweight and easy to assemble, durable silicone materials, folds flat for storage and travel, available in single- and double-bowl designs, dishwasher safe, many color choices, adjustable height model available Cons: May not be big enough for very large dogs, may irritate the whiskers for some cats, silicone bowls may not be as sanitary as stainless steel for long-term use Buy the Dexas Popware Elevated Pet Feeder on Amazon for $12.56
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