Sentence examples for frequent and massive from inspiring English sources

The wildfires of the past were frequent and massive, but they stayed close to the ground and mainly helped prevent overcrowding.

a very large volume of data to store, frequent and massive write entries that have to be fast and reliable, data readings that have to be fast and consistent, a data model that can evolve and change on the fly (e.g., adding new concepts and data), ease of administration (backups and restoration), capability to have parallel data processing.

THERE are plenty of reasons why everybody hates Railtrack with frequent, photogenic train crashes and massive disruption to the rail network at the top of the list but there is one overriding reason for the hostility.

A large family, a plush house and cars, frequent skiing trips to Colorado and massive church donations required the kind of salary few if any licensed pharmacists would ever earn.

Minimal leakage was most frequent in the FLa approach (48%) and massive leakage in both posterior approaches (FLp: 36% and USp: 32%) (Table  2).

DIC is a frequent and very severe coagulation disorder following massive traumatic injuries, especially those involving the brain.

The initial use of wrought iron was purely protective because violent attacks were frequent, and doors had to be strengthened with massive ironwork inside and out.

All of that moisture swirling around the atmosphere is now creating frequent, massive thunderstorms and with them, increased lightning, said National Weather Service meteorologist Stephen Hodanish.

The deposits are characterised by a thickness as great as 40 cm, with variable locations of the areas of maximum accumulation (but often not next to the shoreline) and basal sharp contacts, frequent massive, normally graded or laminated layers and general landward fining of the tsunami deposit grain size.

And massive credit to our competition".

This means instant access and massive distribution.