Sentence examples similar to a colossal and increasing from inspiring English sources

Its major disadvantage is a slowness of communication, and the undeniable fact that its preservation uses up a colossal and steadily increasing amount of storage space.

A colossal and inspirational figure.

The show was a colossal and hugely ambitious adventure.

"It's a colossal and herculean task," he said.

This January, Governor Gray Davis declared the state's effort at deregulation "a colossal and dangerous failure".

This entire exhibition is based on a colossal and obvious distortion of the truth.

"I am confident that should the Marine Corps attempt to fully integrate women into the infantry, we as an institution are going to experience a colossal increase in crippling and career-ending medical conditions for females," the article's author, Capt.

Such changes sweetened by a colossal increase in spending, of 7% a year in real terms were designed to increase capacity and efficiency, not tackle costs.

The price of privatising municipal housing in Britain has been a colossal increase in welfare dependency". This kind of inconsistency in Thatcherism led to his conversion to Blairism.

The President is in the midst of a colossal scandal, and the country, to an increasing measure, knows it.

It sounds peachy, but Mason completely ignores the colossal, exponentially increasing physical infrastructure for the 'internet-of-things.' His digital uprising is projected to consume evermore vast quantities of energy (as much as one-fifth of global electricity by 2025), producing 14percentt of global carbon emissions by 2040.