Sentence examples for is more immense from inspiring English sources

Yes there is more immense debt on the Government and Taxpayer's 'balance sheet', but hey, life has to go on and this is the way those that are the 'powers that be' have chosen to go.

The roar of the crowd was more immense than anywhere I've ever played.

"You could say the pressure and money are more immense, so they'll resort to anything to avoid embarrassment to the country or to the team," Rosenbaum said.

The crowds scrambling for a foothold along the route will be more immense – an estimated 300,000 gather whenever the Tour attacks Ventoux – and intense than ever, the tricolore flying boldly for Bastille Day, the sun-beaten crowds hoping for another French victory on this most evocative of summit finishes.

Since human genome and several other organisms' genomes are completely sequenced, gene regulation is realized to be more immense and more complex than expected.

Mr Tsai's open hostility to Mr Chen during the trial suggests some old-school attitudes are hard to shake off.What is more, prosecutors' immense powers, including the practice of interrogating an individual without letting him know what he is said to have done, remain a blot on democracy.

But there is more than their immense wealth or industry that they have in common.

While the research on marine MP is more advanced, there are immense gaps of knowledge regarding freshwater MP.

I have the impression — although I admit I am feeling a little drowsy and may be coming down with something — that Madame is becoming ever more immense, that there is more and more of her.

Yet his work is more than Lowry-in-prose, with immense variety in characters and forms.

The global low-income food market is even more immense: a fast-growing $3.6 trillion.