Sentence examples for giant quantities of from inspiring English sources

Giant quantities of fats and sugars have not, historically, been available to a developing fetus, so it wouldn't be surprising if they do have a harmful impact.

When the kitchen overflowed with volunteers, we stood in the back yard of the church prepping giant quantities of donated vegetables.

According to Larry's list, he was now taking giant quantities of one of the most addictive painkillers around, an immensely popular black-market drug most doctors automatically avoid prescribing except under the most exceptional circumstances.

By contrast, the one where it makes smaller quantities of giant "off the road" tyres for mining and construction vehicles is like a library.

The satellite was able to see through the dust that prevents optical astronomers from viewing the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy and found a large number of red giant stars expelling vast quantities of dust.

"At about 7 20 in the morning, the boarding team started to conduct a board, search and seizure on the first Chinese fishing vessel and found large amounts of corals, sizable quantities of giant clams and live sharks in its compartments," Admiral Pama told reporters on Wednesday, adding that the other Chinese boats carried similar sea resources that he said were illegal to harvest.

Giant elands give large quantities of tender meat and high-quality hides even if fed a low-quality diet.

Perhaps one day soon, the estuaries around New York City will once again produce seemingly endless quantities of giant oysters and lobsters, and prisoners will riot again, as they did in the 18th century because they are sick of eating lobster and oysters.

As a result, endocycling giant cells acquire massive quantities of DNA in their nuclei, thereby becoming polyploid [24].

For example, in the Galápagos Islands, giant tortoises move large quantities of seeds (Blake et al. 2012), structure the vegetation (Gibbs et al. 2010) and create habitats for other species (Froyd et al. 2014).

The bank's own experts concede that the giant plant will "produce large quantities of carbon dioxide that will contribute to global climate change".