Sentence examples for is very voluminous from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
"My book is very voluminous," Gould told Sarton: I imagine that the most valuable sections will be those which deal with groups that are inarticulate such as the Negro, the reservation Indian and the immigrant.
The nasal opening is very large and broad, with a voluminous nasal cavity.
Mr. Filin, 42, said he met late last week with the investigators assigned to the case, and said that they had compiled a voluminous case file and that he was "very happy with the work they have done".
For example, the deposits at Kasuga Seamount have considerable elemental sulfur and the fluids contain H2S (ref. [61]); at Guaymas Basin the deposits contain voluminous hydrothermal carbonate[63] and the fluids are very alkaline.
If we read the voluminous "terms of service" agreements that we check yes to in return for these free services, we'd see that the providers of "free" services were very candid about how they'd use our personal information".
Although this is down from an average of $5.3 trillion per day in April of 2013, it is still a very voluminous market.
The scholarly literature on innovation was for a long time not very voluminous.
At least 1,200 years ago, lava from the Powers Caldera overtopped its rim and solidified the structure; this was followed by a period of very voluminous tube-fed pāhoehoe flows from the summit.
The paper illuminates the very voluminous international standard based on the intention that today's safety engineers and the automotive industry should be aware of it.
The list of 'upset' winners and can't-miss players who very much did miss is so voluminous throughout sports history that the only real upset is those of us who keep falling prey to the whimsy and ambiguity of competition between elite athletes.
