Sentence examples for because of its massive from inspiring English sources

"The system breeds food-borne illness and it's killing our environment" because of its massive consumption of crude oil, natural gas, water, land and food.

China, for instance, is the second-biggest economy, but because of its massive infrastructure campaign in recent decades it has government-controlled debt significantly larger than its gross domestic product.

Facebook is not the only online people profiler, of course, but it's a prime target for strategic litigation both because of its massive size and reach (and the resulting power over web users flowing from a dominant position in an attention-dominating category), but also on account of its nose-thumbing attitude to compliance with EU regulations thus far.

Harry Potter, and not just because of its massive success.

The problem, experts say, is that the food chain is nearly impossible to secure fully because of its massive scale.

The United States trails other countries in efforts to create a national digital library (in part because of its massive and disparate holdings).

And America's Freddie Mac, a quasi-governmental mortgage underwriter, had to restate billions of dollars in profits because of improper valuations of its massive derivatives portfolio.

"This government is only interested in delivering the bare minimum to women and girls because of its own massive budget cuts".

Indeed, said Ms. Tilley, the Nestlé U.K. spokeswoman, Mr. Blackburn argued that vaccination was "a measure of last resort" because of its "potential massive negative impact on export of products to other countries".

Because of its now massive size – over 2 million apps across 25 categories – app discovery has become more of a challenge.

It, in turn, induces biosynthesis of abscisic acid (ABA), which is well known as a stress hormone because of its rapid and massive accumulation under water stress conditions and participating in stress signal transduction pathways [ 1, 2].