Sentence examples for giant means from inspiring English sources

Giga (from the Greek for "giant") means a billion.

More than in many other industries, building a mining giant means striking the right deal at the right time.

The great distance to the gas giant means it will not arrive at the Jovian System until 2030.

Being an invisible, unsubstantiated giant means you can poke your head right through the vessel to view the gears churning inside.

A deal with the electronics giant meant a million Samsung users received Magna Carta Holy Grail free on US Independence Day via an app before anyone else.

But shrinking military budgets changed the picture and BAE's fortunes: a failed attempt in 2012 to merge with EADS to create a European defence-cum-aerospace giant mean the British company is more likely to be cutting jobs than creating them these days.

As the book's title suggests, Mr King reckons the rise of the emerging giants means Western countries will increasingly forfeit control over their economic destiny.

For them, having a business improvement district formed with the help of real estate giants means ceding more ground to invaders who, they believe, want to increase pedestrian flow to be able to charge more for retail space.

The fight of the underdog in the face of reigning giants means startups need to creative, and new digital technologies and social capabilities will help independent content providers to do this.

"The lack of transparency and accountability of these outsourcing giants means that it is often difficult for the general public to know what is going on behind closed doors".

The Giants meant to kick the ball out of bounds, but somehow didn't.