Sentence examples for although massive from inspiring English sources

Usinor's Sollac plant, although massive, employs a modest 4,500 people, thanks in part to ruthless outsourcing.

Although massive white and green tents already occupied a graded hilltop in Sinji, the facility there was not scheduled to open until November 30th, when enough Liberians could be trained to run it.

Although massive forces are still arrayed against progress in the shift to a low-carbon economy — particularly by those whose fortunes are invested in fossil fuels — today the very terms of the debate are changing.

Imelda Redmond, who was brought into 4Children as chief executive just over a year ago, said that although massive financial losses had been brought under control in recent months the board felt the charity was not viable in the long term.

Two orientation relationships (ORs) were experimentally determined between αmpd and βmpd, although massive transformation does not necessarily depend on ORs.

Although massive MIMO can efficiently improve the system performance, usage of orthogonal pilots and growing terminals causes large resource consumption especially when the coherence interval is short.

Although the massive power bun had a little rest.

All stegosaurs were graviportal and undoubtedly quadrupedal, although the massive legs were of greatly disparate lengths the hind legs being more than twice the length of the forelegs.

Although the massive clouds of smoke hide them from view, hundreds participate in what has become a staple for the South Ward.

Although too massive for life itself, Dr. Marcy said, the planet could harbor rocky moons, just as Saturn and Neptune in our own solar system do, and these would be warmed to the same lukewarm temperatures as Earth.

Post-Bush, Crowe's northern commoner sounds a more cautious note when he shouts over the assembled pitchforks: "Liberty – by law!" One can see why Scott envisions a sequel ending with Robin and the signing of the Magna Carta, although such massive political interference is uncharacteristic of the tradition; think Jesse James forcing a rewrite of the American constitution.