Sentence examples for a rather massive from inspiring English sources

Last May, when Judge Rakoff froze the Uzans' New York assets, including eight apartments, he said that "every preliminary indication" pointed to "repeated acts of fraud and chicanery" adding up to "a rather massive swindle".

But the story out of Chicago that Bears receiver Sam Hurd was charged Thursday with dealing a rather massive amount of cocaine and marijuana as an alleged sideline to his $2 million-a-year N.F.L. job, well, that still has the ability to drop a few jaws.

I am, thus, potentially at a rather massive watershed.

A pretty sizable chunk of Europe was dealt a rather massive blow this morning in the form of a preliminary injunction on some Galaxy smartphones.

It's a bummer for all involved, and likely a rather massive shock for the artists, designers and entrepreneurs who considered it home base.

From the biographies it appears that several victims received rather massive doses in a relatively short time (in a single event or in weeks to months).

Squamosum: Caudally of the rather massive processus postglenoidalis there is a deep porus acusticus, which is not surrounded by an external meatus.

It has a 17-inch 1920×1200 WUXGA Clearview display, making it rather massive, but oh so pretty.

That study suggests that there's some kind of gay face shape, an idea that was proposed last year in a Czech study that claimed gay men have "relatively wider and shorter faces, smaller and shorter noses, and rather massive and more rounded jaws," and that this represented a "mosaic of both feminine and masculine features".

The reason I want to highlight this is because it has turned out to be something rather massive.

One group, the toxodonts, was clumsily built and rather massive; Toxodon stood about 1.5 metres (5 feet) high at the shoulder.