Sentence examples for extraordinary quantity from inspiring English sources

He said the bomb that killed Hariri and obliterated much of his convoy was comprised of an "extraordinary quantity of high-grade explosives.

While incarcerated, however, he produced an extraordinary quantity of letters and essays that have influenced generations of leftist thinkers up to the present.

Aidan O'Brien has won the Queen's Vase four times in the past seven years, indicative of the extraordinary quantity of young staying talent available to him at his Ballydoyle stable.

But the extraordinary quantity of Kenyan colonial service documents, removed from Nairobi by British civil servants at independence in 1963 because of their extreme sensitivity, will lead to a re-examination of the period.

The extraordinary quantity of SNPs present in most mammalian genomes insures that the large number of highly informative SNPs necessary for this purpose can be found.

Then George started smoking weed in really quite extraordinary quantities, and things began to feel somewhat less vital.

But it was also an especially infuriating one, given the extraordinary quantities of attention and emotional energy Trump has already squandered – not his, but ours.

Some labels recorded extraordinary quantities of sessions by musicians who owed them dates; these recordings were often not released for many years, and often, not until after the artists' deaths.

We should assume that a central bank with the ability to print money and buy extraordinary quantities of assets and foreign exchange can raise inflation if it wants to.

By now, the steps in this transformation are as familiar as folklore here, the sweat-fueled climb from tiny neighborhood assembly plant to large-scale, integrated production, in places like Shenzhen, which produces extraordinary quantities of everything from microwaves and air-conditioners to cheap toys and fake Christmas trees.

Cerro Rico held extraordinary quantities of the precious metal – it is said that at one time you could have built a silver bridge from Potosí to Spain and still have enough silver to carry across it – but this came at a terrible cost.