"Right now, militants are facing a huge cash crunch".
Representatives fanned out through the terminal, looking for travelers between 25 and 40 who seemed curious-minded and not under a huge time crunch.
Also, since California does not consider driving between lanes to be illegal, and given the Bay Area's huge parking crunch, motorcycles and their ilk are a good option for commuters.
Even optimists think that with a huge fiscal crunch looming and all three big political parties engaged in bouts of cost-cutting one-upmanship, Mr Johnson will have to battle to extract any cash at all from Whitehall.
With the declared purpose of defending Florentine freedom and its way of life, Lorenzo raised taxes for the war and embezzled banking funds with the result (does this sound familiar, anyone?) of creating a huge credit crunch.
Neural networks and massively parallel computers, which can crunch huge amounts of data, dig out characteristics which are common to good customers.
(It is possible, but it's a huge task to crunch all the necessary data and only a handful of studies have tried).
But despite the exponential advancements in processing power (thanks to Moore's Law) which have endowed computers with the ability to crunch huge arrays of data, no machine has come close to meeting Turing's mark.
In plain English, this new chip is "modified to crunch huge amounts of data, with potential customers in financial, engineering, and scientific industries".
"Within a few years," predicts Lawrence, "it will be easy for anybody to do new styles of science, because it will just be easier to crunch huge amounts of data".
