Sentence examples for enormous accumulation from inspiring English sources

In either case, the result was an enormous accumulation of dollars in the hands of Asian central banks.

At base, it has revealed the greed that cannot help accompanying the enormous accumulation of wealth by a newly empowered generation in a short space of time.

A period of a few decades in which the price of a scarce resource soars can lead to enormous accumulation of wealth in the hands of relatively few owners of capital.

The contours of his buttocks and stomach suggested that they were molded in some ductile substance like butter, and his face, which was smiling and playful, was pressed upward, till it turned toward the ceiling, by an enormous accumulation of fat under the chin and jaws.

Add to this the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide, leading to increased sea temperatures and ocean acidification, oil spills, agricultural and industrial run-off, pollution from aquaculture, and the enormous accumulation of plastic debris in water, and the critical situation for marine wildlife becomes clear.

There's an enormous accumulation of wisdom and experience.

The enormous accumulations caused problems, and many books were lost, but the plan of coordinating library resources throughout the country was carried out.

So it meant all the more that Brando's acting was made, palpably, out of indecision - in pauses, aborted gestures, frustrated eloquence, and a feeling of the enormous, untidy accumulation of experience that could not just deliver on "Action!" He was laughed at for this: comedians did Brando impersonations.

The scandalous fact is that between 2004 and 2006 — an era of enormous private wealth accumulation — 27 of the 30 top-ranked American universities and 26 of the top 30 liberal arts colleges saw a decline in the percentage of low-income (Pell-grant-eligible) students.

"Today's accumulation of enormous wealth is unparalleled since the last Gilded Age.

"He inspires sympathy and loyalty but rarely repays it … he disappoints more often than he offends … his chief achievement so far has merely been the accumulation of enormous fame".