Sentence examples for colossal capital from inspiring English sources

Dediu also pointed out in November that Apple has made colossal capital investment amounting to tens of billions of dollars, recorded in its financial statements, on manufacturing facilities.

This is, of course, a long-term plan that would involve colossal capital expenditures and extensive work to produce entirely new supergenerators and long-range distribution systems.

Combining mistakes Nos. 1 and 2 was a dangerous cocktail of the lower margins of mass-market pricing, and colossal capital expenditure associated with complex infrastructure.

Series television is all very well, but it's not as good as movies and Baldwin is now looking for a way to parlay his colossal celeb capital from 30 Rock into a heavy-hitting cinema career.

The cable, sent by the ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, detailed the colossal scale of capital flight from Afghanistan – often with the cash simply carried out on flights from Kabul to the UAE.

Though erected by the Macedonian rulers of Egypt, these late temples employ purely Egyptian architectural conventions but include flourishes that appear only in the Ptolemaic period, such as pillars in the shape of colossal sistra, Composite capitals with elaborate floral forms, monumental screen walls, and subterranean crypts.

In the words of J.C. Watts, Jr, the chair of the Charles Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections, "it's a colossal waste of human capital to remove people from society for a decade or more.

I remember it most fondly for how it lets you fly into and fight inside some of the franchise's most recognizable capital ships as colossal and intricate as video game environments have become, there's something inimitable about how Battlefront combines small with large-scale combat.

There has been misallocation of capital on a colossal scale, resulting in empty office blocks and unproductive factories.

This is a clear window on to the hallmark of Mubarak's reign – a colossal appropriation of land and capital by the political and business elite.

Books would attract investment of authors' labor and publishers' capital on a colossal scale, and our libraries and bookstores would fill with works that educated and entertained a thriving nation.