Sentence examples for incredibly large number from inspiring English sources
The phrase "incredibly large number" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing a quantity that is significantly high or beyond typical expectations. Example: "The universe contains an incredibly large number of stars, far exceeding what we can observe."
"There are an incredibly large number of venues for becoming known.
"While she was there," says Beier, "she was able to set her eyes on an incredibly large number of papers, including secret documents.
Study after study has concluded that – unless you live in a frozen wilderness, smoke an incredibly large number of cigarettes or subject yourself to extreme physical stress on a regular basis – vitamin C won't do anything.
Well, when you add up all our calories and then you add up the energy needed to run the computer and the air-conditioner, you get an incredibly large number, somewhere around 11,000 watts.
He is survived by wife, Mary, his children: daughter Marybel and husband Denis Giblin, son Jonah and spouse Maria, and son John and former spouse, Vivian, as well as nine grandchildren, brother Robert and wife Mary Sue of Colorado, sister Cecilia and husband Ralph Sirico of Pennsylvania, along with numerous nieces, nephews, their children, and an incredibly large number of lifetime friends.
Eva S. Moskowitz, who as chairwoman of the Education Committee oversaw the week of hearings, said, "This is a service that an incredibly large number of people have a very personal and passionate investment in, and therefore you have to create mechanisms for public input and public review, and that was the determination that we made".
That property should permit a quantum computer to perform calculations on incredibly large numbers of bits at once.
None of this is to say that a large number of incredibly valuable companies aren't being built at the moment.
Staffing predictions are incredibly variable based on a large number of factors.
So for a large number of Haitians, Duvalier may, incredibly enough, remain a political option -- or at least a possible ally in the current scramble for power.
"This is an incredibly interdependent industry, and if G.M. had failed a very large number of suppliers would have immediately failed," Mr. Bloom said.
