Sentence examples for far too massive from inspiring English sources

Far too massive to have been worn, it is more likely they were intended as burial offerings, or perhaps facial coverings for wooden effigies.

As mentioned above, the world of Smartphones at CES is far too massive to dive into here, but several phone-ish products leapt out and demanded attention.

Democrats on the deficit supercommittee are being far too accommodating, proposing massive cuts that would reduce programs vital to the nation's most vulnerable population.

That's consistent only with strange quark nuggets, the researchers say; other purported particles, such as miniature black holes, would be too massive and far too rare to spawn two earthquakes in 4 years.

Far too many bankers themselves have enjoyed massive awards during the crisis, even as their firms were rescued.

At some $36,000 per kilogram, gold is still far too expensive for use on a massive scale.

As even the most massive atoms are far too light to work with directly, chemists instead use the unit of moles.

"Far too often, the spending is plagued by massive cost overruns, outright fraud and the absence of oversight and accountability," Mr. Obama said.

He also says there is "massive corruption" at the CEB and far too little auditing - a concern echoed by the Public Utilities Commission.

"Far too many people are being kept in the dark about massive land deals that could destroy their homes and livelihoods," says Megan MacInnes, senior land campaigner at Global Witness.

Furthermore, since the Pacific is so massive, radioactivity will be diluted to levels far too low to be toxic to aquatic life.