biggish

I mean, it's not a whole lot of money, even for a smallish company, not to mention a biggish state.

You should build something biggish in a topic you love and make it open source.

Or any sort of work with a biggish company with ties to the power, really.

The founders become employees with a biggish signing bonus (selling the company), and the acquiring company basically calls the acquisition price recruiter fees.

I want to use PyPy, and I have used it for a biggish server-based project I've been a part of.

A few biggish PDFs (e-Textbooks come to mind) will obliterate that space.

Then move to a biggish city and find a job using it.

Then there's the enterprise, where biggish screens are needed for basic IT.

It's also available in Hamburg, Leipzig and other German biggish cities.

So, one biggish conf or a bunch of smaller local ones.

Small division within biggish company, so the process was followed by some of us, including me although I wasn't in IT.

We are seeking a big data guru -- someone who can help us grow from handling merely biggish data to truly massive data collection and processing.

Going further, when they looked at the recordings of what their radar(s) saw, they'd see one "biggish pip" suddenly returning transponder information and another stop...

It wasn't just bad press, someone here posted a link to a "biggish" organization in, I think, Australia where they were asking people to boycott Mozilla by not using it's software.

"Biggish" in that the 777 is a rather large aircraft with a presumably large radar cross section, "pip" as in a blob of light appearing on the radar's screen.