Its average annual 18 percent profit increases were remarkable given the company's mammoth size.
Some economists believe the mammoth size of some institutions is a threat to the financial system at large.
In doing so, we found that while the prices are downright modest, considering the scale and elaborateness of the surroundings, the portions are in keeping with the mammoth size of the room: each platter served two easily.
Pacific Century's bruising ride on the stock market did not surprise analysts here, who had expected the company's shares to tumble as investors digested the mammoth size and expensive terms of the acquisition.
The mammoth size of the fair itself is a statement that China views itself second to no one and will use its budget and power accordingly.
The IG Farben Building's six square wings retain a modern, spare elegance, despite its mammoth size.
A huge barrier to change was the mammoth size of China's tobacco industry and its contribution to government coffers, pointed out the study, which was carried out by scientists from Oxford University, the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, and the Chinese Center for Disease Control.
Various accounts from the period bemoan the mammoth size of the new theatre, longing for the "warm close observant seats of Old Drury," as one May 1794 theatre-goer put it.
In 1820, crewmen from the New England vessel Essex face a harrowing battle for survival after a whale of mammoth size and strength attacks with force, crippling their ship and leaving them adrift in the ocean.
Now, with the mammoth size of these affairs, you either have a "Where's Waldo?" search or have intelligently used email to prearrange a visit assuming you could locate the place in the convention center.
