Sentence examples for containing huge amounts from inspiring English sources

The explosive sets off a bomb containing huge amounts of a fertiliser mix that creates a massive blast.

Those fans for whom Pink Floyd's music is of more interest than their politics will at least get some joy on 11 November, when the band release a colossal 27-disc box set, The Early Years 1965-1972, containing huge amounts of previously unreleased music, including the first official releases of Syd Barrett-era rarities such as Vegetable Man and Scream Thy Last Scream.

The story that makes the most sense to me, however, rests on an old insight by the economist W. Arthur Lewis, who argued that countries in the early stages of economic development typically have a small modern sector alongside a large traditional sector containing huge amounts of "surplus labor" — underemployed peasants making at best a marginal contribution to overall economic output.

On Earth, primordial volcanic eruptions brought up lava containing huge amounts of volatile substances such as carbon dioxide, sulfur, water vapor, and chlorine.

Several antiviral protease inhibitors such as ritonavir are available in market as oral solution and soft gelatin capsules containing huge amounts of surfactants.

Vitamin D is produced from 7-dehydro-cholesterol, which forms pre-D3 on exposure to ultraviolet light; Binkley noted that few foods have vitamin D, with cod liver oil having 1,360 IU vitamin D per tablespoon but also containing huge amounts of vitamin A, which can cause bone loss, making this not a useful approach.

Except zinc lead smelter plant, none of the industries had been found to be involved in recycling of zinc, and undoubtedly their effluents and leach residue containing huge amount of zinc ranging from 1.26 to 60%% of the total waste generated.

No one doubts that the Earth still contains huge amounts of crude oil.

But American astronomer Heber Curtis pointed out that some spirals that can be viewed edge-on obviously contain huge amounts of dust in their "equatorial" planes.

As the capacity for storage increases-allowing the drives to contain huge amounts of data and documents-the concerns only grow.

This may have to do with the frank intimacy of her tone, which is stripped of ornament and fuss, yet also, in its plainness, contains huge amounts of terrible, sublime, and contradictory feeling.