Sentence examples for cause monumental from inspiring English sources

Steve Barrow, head of G10 strategy at Standard Bank, warned that the new law "could cause monumental damage if it has to be defied in the event of a deterioration of the economy".

Had its wind speeds been only a little higher, Irene could have caused monumental problems.

This sea change, caused by monumental advances in technology, has a name: the singularity.

Energy and brute force caused two monumental England batting collapses in Brisbane but different gears will be required elsewhere.

E-books have caused a monumental disruption in the last five years, as a once-fledgling technology has taken hold for millions of readers.

She knew that hers was not a singular life, that she would not be the cause of anything monumental.

That will cause such a monumental shift in policy that it will endanger the security of Israel – and anyone who wants to stop it has to vote Likud to narrow the gap.

It's a monumental cause against an altogether unrelenting disease.

A division title, or at least the wild card, is a must for the Mets so they can shed the hangover caused by their monumental collapse last September, when they squandered a seven-game lead with 17 games to play.

Biogenic secretion or release of inorganic and organic acids by a great number of microorganisms is considered as the probable cause of biocorrosion of monumental stone surfaces.

Extreme weather and sea level rise will cause climate costs, already monumental, to spike in the future if not dealt with now.