Sentence examples for has been voluminous from inspiring English sources
In describing his company's approach, Steve Gibson, Righthaven's chief executive, said that there has been "voluminous, almost incalculable infringement" since the advent of the Internet and that years of warning people to take down copyrighted content had not worked.
Commentary on the Restoring Internet Freedom order and net neutrality in general has been voluminous; you can read a summary of the arguments here, and learn how the order is based on technically incorrect information here.
For his part, the congressman says that his accomplishments have been voluminous, and that his leadership has been underestimated.
That would be unacceptable under any condition, but it's completely ridiculous when you take into account the fact that a) there have been voluminous news accounts of drone strikes, including the one on Mr. Awlaki, and b) pretty much every top government official involved in this issue has talked about the drone strikes in public.
"Dimension" is, perhaps, the key word here: originally an academic – he taught at Manchester University, and was the Slade professor at Oxford when still in his early 30s – Penny's writings on art have been voluminous: up until his appointment by the National Gallery he was a steady contributor to the London Review of Books, and he still writes fairly regularly for the Burlington Magazine.
The primary purpose of the vetulicolian openings appears to have been the expulsion of what must have been voluminous quantities of seawater.
He has been a voluminous contributor to RealClimate, for instance, a climate science blog that has garnered more than 15 million views since Schmidt and several colleagues founded it in 2004.
Suburban criticism has been longstanding and voluminous over time.
"Our uniformed soldiers' testimony has been unambiguous and voluminous: Crusader is required for protecting ground forces," Mr. Watts said.
