Sentence examples for Quite whopping from inspiring English sources

Perhaps unsurprisingly given that we are now half a good, solid half-millennium on from that, a brand new poll has shown that a quite whopping 83 per cent of the public agree that the fox hunting ban should not be repealed, including 70 per cent of Conservative voters.

"Exposed" is quite the understatement: A whopping 97% of BetDSI's total action is from the United States.

BEIJING – When Tim Lin arrived at Miami University in Ohio – 6,763 miles east of his hometown in northeast China – he wasn't quite ready for the whopping dose of American college culture that was headed his way.

There's no real point to this, but the video is quite cool and has racked up a whopping 300,000 views in a few days (most of the viewers actually watched it in the last 24 hours).

In the end, the published report was quite a chunky document - growing by a whopping 25% in just seven days of discussions.

Alphabet, Oracle and Intel each have 12, Microsoft has quite a few at 14 and IBM is whopping at 15 members.

Case in point: Gillette has dominated the men's grooming industry for quite some time, selling to P&G for a whopping $57 billion back in 2005.

"He never played in Spain, though". Quite right, Mohammed, and we were indeed inundated with a whopping two errant Klinsmann-claiming emails.

The mix cycles through a whopping 33 tracks in its 45 minutes and is quite the rollercoaster.

A statistic from a Vote Leave survey warned that 16% of Turks "would consider" moving to the UK on EU accession, but what that means is, a whopping 84% wouldn't even entertain the idea – that's quite embarrassing when you think about it.

The program seems to be working quite well for Zillow, as StreetEasy revenue had estimated growth of a whopping 73percentt in 2015.