Sentence examples for be massive to from inspiring English sources

That covering needs to be massive to provide maximal protection, but that very massiveness would impede sensation, and so a preferential choice must be made between the conflicting demands.

But incentives to hire the long-term unemployed apparently have to be massive to make a difference and setting a new minimum wage at too high a level would increase their cost.Labour has promised a New Deal for the unemployed but so far it looks a lot like a more expensive re-mix of the old training and subsidy schemes whose record is so limp.

It would be massive to get a win.

Now we celebrate this and it will be massive to increase our confidence.

Of course without electricity the change would be massive to negotiate, massive but not impossible.

As the walls didn't need to be massive to support the entire structure, it was possible to build higher.

"It's massive to the A.F.L. team".

It was massive, to everyone's surprise and joy".

"What you've got to remember is the Commonwealth Games is massive to these athletes, but we need to start building.

"It's hard to quantify, but it is massive to have a six versus seven-day turnaround," said Schimdt.

"It's massive to me," he said.