The value of the UK cut-flower industry is worth a colossal £2bn, and the majority are sold through supermarkets.
Although the primary bar and colossal dance floor host the majority of this club's patrons (most of whom are present to watch the many scandalous performances), there are two additional bars, a sizeable smoking area and an art gallery as well.
Yes, Cubans are paying a price, but it is not "colossal" if you compare conditions for the majority of people there today to the conditions they endured during the Batista era.
It produces a colossal amount of data, but the vast majority of teams have struggled to analyse it.
But if you give any person or entity a colossal incentive to do something, then the overwhelming majority, including good and noble people, will eventually find some way to rationalize it to themselves.
Under the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, the once glorious Congress Party, which led India to independence, has lost elections, received fractured mandates, seen its parliamentary majority drastically reduced and given India scandals of colossal proportions.
The wage differential between Argentina and some European countries attracted a colossal flow of overseas immigrants, who came to constitute the majority of Argentina's labor force.
In our mythic system at least, those rights are embedded in the Constitution, in which the most fundamental of those rights are sheltered from majority rule unless the majority can amass the colossal supermajority necessary to amend the Constitution.
As the vast majority of house hunts happen over the Internet, Mr. Vecchio's URLs have a colossal resale value — far exceeding what he paid for them.
