Sentence examples for colossal volumes from inspiring English sources

First is the pace and scale of takeover activity around the world, with bidders employing cheap debt in colossal volumes.

In contrast to the refinery, the raw sugar warehouse is nothing but colossal volumes including a 505-foot-long storeroom and wood-lined bins 35 feet deep.

This spring, in the seconds after the fault slipped beneath Nepal, the resulting reverberations shook loose colossal volumes of rock in landslides.

During this extraordinarily dynamic episode, as the immense ice sheets melted and colossal volumes of water were decanted back into the oceans, the pressures acting on the solid Earth also underwent massive change.

"By then, he was trading colossal volumes of oil, but he would spend the entire day bickering on the phone with the restaurant owner over the price for each plate, trying to cut $1 off it," Mr. Levitsky said.

Our star can sometimes despatch big bursts of shortwave and longwave radiation, superfast particles and colossal volumes of charged gas (plasma) in our direction.

Now the company's colossal volume of granular data makes assumptions unnecessary.

In the end, no blood was spilled in New Haven during the 1970 May Day spectacle, damage to university property was minimal, few protesters were arrested, many of us inhaled our first doses of tear gas, a colossal volume of gassy rhetoric was spewed.

Citing Johann Amos Comenius's "Orbis Sensualium Pictus," an illustrated encyclopedia and grammar from 1658, as the first commonly accepted work for children, Zipes and his colleagues give a tour of the following three and a half centuries in a colossal volume, nearly twenty-five hundred pages long.

Primary reason for this interfacial delamination is the mechanical stress generated due to colossal volume expansion of silicon during lithiation.

The massive cracking of silicon thin film electrodes in lithium ion batteries is associated with the colossal volume changes that occur during lithiation and delithiation cycles.