Sentence examples for colossal to from inspiring English sources

"Their benefits would need to be colossal to justify this, but they are minimal," he writes.

He says that they notice foreign policy only in the depths of a disaster that, like Vietnam or Iraq, is too colossal to ignore.

Their goal was both simple and colossal: to capture the wind at higher altitudes, turn it into electricity, bring it to the ground, and feed it into the nation's power grid.

One provocative detail is that the bonuses amount to 1,000 euros per employee – not a colossal amount, but colossal to the people in question.

"I wanted to do something colossal to celebrate the anniversary," Giordano said as he prepared to hang a third photograph, from the clock tower on a building at the corner of North Avenue and Howard Street.

Even for an award-winning company like this, the sheer bigness of the story--on the big screen this past Christmas starring Hugh Jackman and Ann Hathaway--might Hathaway--mightal to control within the confineseem too Hurst Theatre.

It costs una barbariedad – a colossal amount – to get to the first team and even more to stay there.

He described the £49m cut to news budgets, "roughly the cost of a newspaper newsroom", as a "colossal saving" to have to make.

If the unions strike on Wednesday, it is going to cause colossal disruption to the economy.

So, what gives -- is the public immune to this colossal effort to shape their presidential preferences?

White-collar defendants with bottomless checkbooks have been known to make colossal efforts to paint themselves as philanthropic pillars of the community.