Sentence examples for an immense proportion from inspiring English sources

"We are seeing an immense proportion of depression," said Dr. Chirinos, who wears a white doctor's smock and oversize tie.

Makers of luxuries, he said, would particularly suffer from the shift in demand caused by rising wages: "An immense proportion of the national produce must be produced in the shape of luxuries" when the rich are very rich.

"This is an evolution of immense proportion for global investors".

Christmas commercialization has reached immense proportion due to a snowballing of companies playing up their holiday offerings to stand out amongst the fray.

The Middle East is today experiencing a twofold upheaval of immense proportions: a dramatic acceleration of climate change, water shortages, urban growth, environmental degradation, persistent economic and resource imbalances, and population explosions that coincide with wars, invasions, foreign interventions, civil and religious strife, and mass uprisings.

The protest on October 15th turned out to be an event of immense proportions.

"Amy Winehouse was an artist of immense proportions and I am deeply saddened to learn of her tragic passing.

Imperfect as the federal response may have been, the fact remains that an enormous amount of aid was flowing into New Orleans roughly 72 hours after a cataclysm of immense proportions.

Cardinal Vincent Nichols, the leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales, described Isis's treatment of Christian, Yazidi and other communities as "a persecution of immense proportions" and urged the UK government to act.

But the numbers are only the start of a journey of immense proportions and contrasts, from imposing Niagara Falls to high-rise Chicago, with the vast territory in between full of small-town charisma and timeless charm.

But the move left little doubt that Mr. Bush, who is usually loath to resort to public dismissals of administration staff members, wanted a change in leadership as he sought to erase the widespread impression that his administration had failed to respond quickly and aggressively enough to a crisis of immense proportions.