Sentence examples for gigantic amounts from inspiring English sources

Their reserve bank carries gigantic amounts of dollar reserves, and so they could do something.

Manufacturing companies today have access to a vast number of data sources providing gigantic amounts of process and status data.

It is no surprise to see that the success of next-generation healthcare systems heavily relies on the effective utilization of gigantic amounts of medical data.

During the recession, the government could borrow gigantic amounts without pushing up interest rates because there was so little private borrowing.

"This Schulz probably grew up taking part in noisy burping contests, after drinking gigantic amounts of beer and gorging himself on fried potatoes".

Though it doesn't actually own any factories, Apple pours gigantic amounts of money - about $12.5bn in the past four quarters - into "plant, property and equipment", the majority equipping its suppliers to make its products.

He did a gigantic amount of work in the '30s to get that up and running.

The government says its austerity plans will cut a total of 8% off GDP over the next three years (6% from spending cuts, 2% from tax increases)—a gigantic amount.

And would universities still go to the trouble of organizing reunions if they didn't make a gigantic amount of money from them?

The FBI gave Carnivore its name because of its ability to get to "the meat" of what would otherwise be a gigantic amount of data passing through ISPs.

On the other hand, it would be hard to contend that the picture was undersold at £6.2 million, a gigantic amount for a work done in Picasso's angry spoofy manner.