Sentence examples for enormous facility from inspiring English sources

Ridley Scott has always shown enormous facility with the camera, but it sometimes degenerates into pretty pictorialism.

The result in Vasari's case is undeniably eclectic, but Salviati created an individual maniera of enormous facility and inventiveness (e.g., "Peace," Palazzo Vecchio, Florence).

Henry said: "They [Hicks and Gillett] were talking about going out and borrowing an enormous amount of money for an enormous facility.

But when the company concluded that it was prohibitively expensive to stay in the enormous facility — which includes 97 buildings — executives deflected charges of deceit by saying that the issues had not been anticipated.

When the growing company needed larger quarters, Rosenwald took the lead in finding land on Chicago's West Side and commissioning an enormous facility that included a printing press for the catalogues that sat beside a railroad yard for speedier shipping.

He possessed an enormous facility in rhyme, but he also enjoyed its simplest games, such as finding words that enclosed within themselves a more or less exact rhyme word: "dread" and "read," "heart" and "art," "stairs" and "stars," "shame" and "same".

Building such weapons costs billions of dollars and requires enormous facilities and huge power sources.

Many of the more celebrated local shops, including Abraço, Sweetleaf, Joe and Kaffe 1668, now roast their own beans, several of them at the Pulley Collective, an enormous roasting facility that opened last summer in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

One company in particular, San Jose-based Nanosolar, attracted attention for its decision to build an enormous manufacturing facility for making inexpensive thin-film solar panels (see "Large-scale, Cheap Solar Electricity"), only to see delays in production.

In early 2000, as his enormous bottling facility in Napa was nearing completion, James Laube, of Wine Spectator, wrote, "The worst-case scenario is that millions of cases of soulless wine carrying the word Napa could flood the market and dilute the meaning and value of Napa's name.

Such calculations are a simpler method in comparison with the PIC simulations (Miyake et al., 2008), and as a result, our method does not then require enormous computer facility.