Sentence examples for ever more massive from inspiring English sources

If Palin was a Klondike comedy gold rush, ever more massive metaphors are needed for what is happening today.

Nonetheless, the march of meaningless, but ever more massive, megapixel marketing continues.Yet there is no myth in the use to which two UK researchers recently put the enormous (and objectively high-quality) 39 megapixels in a Hasselblad H2D.

The trend, at the close of the twentieth century, still seemed to be one of ever more massive human involvement in war – from armies containing tens of thousands in the sixteenth century, to hundreds of thousands in the nineteenth, and eventually millions in the twentieth-century world wars.

Academics specializing in biomedical ontology are pushing the boundaries of what ontologies can enable, mining ever more massive data sets in artificially intelligent ways.

Using ever more massive test particles on Earth may soon face principal limitations because of the limited free-fall times as well as the limited quality of microgravity environments achievable on Earth.

It must have always seemed a bit silly outside of the tech scene, all this talk of unicorns trotting their $1 billion-plus valuations out to one ever-more massive fundraising event after the next.

And it's for good reason: more than ever startups are raising massive funding rounds at even more massive valuations.

That requires massive number crunching, and even more massive storage.

The ever more thunderous breakdowns and massive midfield hits are in danger of tilting the balance too far away from creative genius, not to mention normal body shapes.

A huge ball of brightly burning gas drifting through a neighboring galaxy may be the heaviest star ever discovered — hundreds of times more massive than the sun, scientists said Wednesday after working out its weight for the first time.

Our powers of retaliation are more massive than ever.