Sentence examples for a titanic amount of computer from inspiring English sources

During these final cam-pain days, the perpetrators are intruding into my household with a titanic amount of computer driven, pre-recorded phone messages including one just received which began "This is Leonardo Dicaprio".

Miss 1% – or 10%, or a quarter – of the adult stuff, and you allow a titanic amount of racy material through.

Along with a friend, Swartz created a program to download millions of those documents and then, as Doctorow wrote, "spent a small fortune fetching a titanic amount of data and putting it into the public domain".

After activists built RECAP (which allowed its users to put any caselaw they paid for into a free/public repository), Aaron spent a small fortune fetching a titanic amount of data and putting it into the public domain.

Alphabet (the parent company of Google), Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft account for a titanic amount of market value — close to $3.9 trillion at time of writing.

Or put another way, if we don't act soon, and icebergs continue to melt, we may all be in for a titanic amount of trouble.

Johnson is capable of both stating his philosophies and drawing distinct contrasts with the major party nominees without a titanic amount of effort.

Because I lack Ramsay's brutal motivational demons, his father's hateful words stabbing at his subconscious at every turn, I therefore feel less compulsion to achieve a titanic amount of success I can never possibly appreciate anyway?

There is a significant amount of computer work as well, including C programming projects.

They're collectively responsible for a huge amount of computer sales and screen time.

The DRC contains 80 per cent of the world's columbite-tantalite (coltan) reserves (a vital component of smartphones and iPads), 49 per cent of its cobalt reserves, and titanic amounts of copper, gold and diamonds.