Sentence examples for become too massive from inspiring English sources

Developing the next-generation toilets may not be as fancy as the One Laptop Per Child mission for instance, but it does address a very basic and long-ignored problem that's now become too massive to be solved by just one government.

In addition, biomedical literature has become too massive a resource to be assimilated by individuals (for example, 17.8 million abstracts are listed by PubMed in May 2009, of which 10 million deal with human data).

When the iron core becomes too massive, its ability to support itself by means of the outward explosive thrust of internal fusion reactions fails to counteract the tremendous pull of its own gravity.

As a result, the white dwarf becomes too massive to support itself, and it shatters into smithereens in a titanic thermonuclear explosion.

"They would say their headquarters have become too bloated, it's become a massive bureaucracy, that they constantly have to feed the headquarters beast with information.

Holopainen later explained that the band members had gradually realised that Turunen's voice had become too dramatic for acoustic mood music and eventually came to the conclusion that the music had to be massive too.

It has become too mainstream, too popular".

We'd become too big.

Korea had become too small.

"They have become too big.

"It's become too aggressive.