Sentence examples for a massive output from inspiring English sources

He went on to note that no other economically big league nation has such a massive output gap between its first city and the rest.

"Her work is evocative of so many things, and it's enormously complex: she hasn't had a massive output because her technique is so meticulous and the work so detailed.

In America, monetary hawks like James Bullard look at stable inflation and conclude that the Fed is doing fine, failing to appreciate the likely possibility that we have depression-type stability with a massive output gap.

There is a massive output of low-grade olive oils, particularly in Spain and North Africa but throughout the E.U., which producers are selling as "extra virgin" olive oil, even though this low-grade oil doesn't meet the requirements of the extra-virgin grade.

Sales are booming for U.S. auto giant General Motors in China, a country the company expects to be a driver of future growth and the focus of a massive output expansion, executives said on Thursday.

A massive output of Wahhabist literature and the founding of educational religious institutions and satellite channels exclusively devoted to this orientation fed this cross-pollination.

The president of Sony Masterworks, Bogdan Roscic, said that there has been a "pretty massive output of important recordings" from Berlin that wasn't there five years ago.

That's no small task: Yeats was a technician's technician whose massive output is a blizzard of stanza shapes and metrical variations.

His massive output also included a history of caricature.

"What we're talking about is a massive industrial output of digestate running alongside one of the most important rivers in western Europe".

It is a massive information output operating totally outside of traditional journalism and communication structures.