Sentence examples for because a massive amount from inspiring English sources

A. It's extraordinarily sad because a massive amount of people died in spectacular fashion.

Jansen, a particularly progressive Progressive Conservative who was in the running for leadership, recently dropped out of the race, alongside the only other woman Donna Kennedy-Glans, because of a massive amount of harassment and an emergence of "Trump-style politics"—which she blamed Kenney for.

"Entrepreneurs bring us into a startup not because they just want cash, it's because we have a massive amount of knowledge about how successful networks and marketplaces are built," Currier says.

It's less clear that this will become a compelling social network, though, because there is a massive amount of competition.

The Facebook deal is pretty significant because there are a massive amount of micropayments that flow through the social network on a daily basis with Facebook Credits, gaming and more.

You look around and your mind begins to wander and you speculate what might happen to you because there's not a massive amount of due process there.

"Like with this piece I'm trying to take on political theater and Joan Littlewood and war, and because there's such a massive amount of material, you can't do it quickly.

Some have called the XMPP feed the "fire hose," because it sends out a massive amount of data quickly, as opposed to importing a feed by way of RSS, which is limited and slow.

The startup launched Touch because many users have a massive amount of contacts in their phone and it can be touch to filter just your closest friends and family that you want to text with the most.

The fires, he said, are "being magnified" because California has "diverted" a "massive amount" of water to the Pacific Ocean.

Because liquefaction requires such a massive amount of energy leading to a massive amount of emissions, the same may be said comparing LNG to using gasoline in cars.