Sentence examples for for a massive amount of from inspiring English sources

What one person acquires is enough to care for a massive amount of people".

The teenager has attracted interest from Benfica but is keen on moving to St Mary's and continuing his education at a club renowned for bringing the best out of young talent before selling them for a massive amount of money to Arsenal.

"This host-parasite co-evolution is responsible for a massive amount of evolutionary change in the history of life on earth".

There is a huge (untapped) market for this product, it requires minimal overheads and has potential for a massive amount of growth.

And I do think that small personal problems triggered by bizarre, drastic, poorly thought out laws, like what's happening in the US currently, can snowball into negative life changing events for a massive amount of people.

I also think it's responsible for a massive amount of human deaths, and I think that Jesus, should he have been real, would be disgusted with a lot of the people that use his name to justify things like hatred or unacceptance.

A Hong Kong billionaire reportedly just doubled down on his offer of a massive amount of money for any man who can win the heart of his lesbian daughter.

"If we are getting for example a massive amount of tweets, photos, Flickr, and YouTube movies about the earthquake in Haiti or Chile, the fact that some of those may be false is rather likely.

It continues to call itself a university to this day, and that demonstration of courage kept many of us from giving up on ourselves when our significant others kicked us out for accruing a massive amount of debt to get business tips that we probably could have found for free on the Internet.

We developed a new method for purifying a massive amount of complete sets of CDPs from CFs using the anion exchange resins Amberlite IRA-67, Purolite A420S, or both.

BLUP is suited for handling a massive amount of genetic information, because the computational burden can be proportional to the number of data points rather than the number of predictor variables (e.g., markers), and this is particularly true if a common weight is assigned to a each marker.