Sentence examples for colossal fines from inspiring English sources

Campaigners for a tax on financial transactions at the Robin Hood Tax campaign, said: "These colossal fines are a shocking reminder that for too long our banks have had a rotten core.

That got Pfizer charged with fraud and allowed attorneys general to proclaim that they were combating fraud and protecting the American public by slapping Pfizer with this colossal fine.

Two years ago, an Ecuadorean court in Lago Agrio, an Amazon town, imposed a colossal $19 billion fine on the company over pollution allegedly caused in the 1970s and 1980s by Texaco, bought by Chevron in 2001.

Why has Pfizer been fined the colossal sum of £84.2m over a drug it makes to control epilepsy seizures?

"To say that this has not been the government's finest hour is a colossal, and lamentable, understatement".

Eddy didn't emerge from nowhere — her mother (June Whitfield) is an elderly sybarite of colossal indifference who hides her claws under fine manners.

It is one of the finest examples of an Olmec colossal head.

For that purpose they turned out to be a colossal waste of stone but what remains is the finest collection of genuine battlements to be found anywhere and not the least of Wales's many tourist attractions.

The great ruins excavated by the Turks from 1947 to 1966 cover a large, walled promontory; one of the most prominent remains is a colossal theatre, built upon arches and considered one of the finest in Anatolia.

Point II: even if the transfer gossip mini-industry has always been a colossal ruse, everyone is, at this stage, more or less fine with that.

Partly by showing us nothing else, and usually in colossal close-up (cropping has never seemed so cruel), she makes the finer points of gloves, skin imperfections, facial hair and clothing impossible to ignore.