Sentence examples for massive contingent from inspiring English sources
On Monday night, Saudi state television showed columns of tanks and armoured personnel carriers, which the country's Defence Ministry said was a "massive" contingent of forces being moved to the Yemeni border.
Spearheaded by Michu, Mata, Cazorla and Adrián, who dipped into their own pockets while simultaneously publicising their boyhood club's plight, the money flooded in from other players, other clubs, fans of Oviedo and fans other teams, not least a massive contingent of Guardian-reading football enthusiasts seduced by the publicity drive.
This represents a massive contingent liability for Europe's social security systems, especially given that they are principally funded out of current tax revenues.
Adherents of both men already were out in force Saturday, though John Paul II, who served for almost 27 years and died in 2005, was clearly the better known, especially among the massive contingent of visitors from his native Poland.
So to what policy of the former president might future historians attach the eponym of the "Clinton Doctrine?" However one might feel about the Clinton presidency as a whole, one salient fact highlights his two four year terms in office -- namely that he never sent massive contingents of ground troops to deal with a perceived foreign threat.
Standing in front of a dark green backdrop printed with team and sponsor logos, a beaming Tebow dropped one "gosh" and a "yes, m'am" on the massive media contingent while repeatedly returning to the mantra that he is "excited to be a Jet".
With a massive income-contingent plan, would we have more teachers and nurses?
Although they permitted the influx of volunteers from Africa to enroll in their army to fight against the Christians, they never permitted the crossing of the Strait of Gibraltar by massive organized contingents.
When the two totalitarian nations did send massive military contingents to fight actively in Spain in support of Franco, in the absence of Western aid the Soviet Union and a force of largely communist volunteers known as the International Brigades entered the fray on the side of the elected government in Spain.
It's strange, and possibly for the massive anti-EDM contingent a bit galling, that the New York Times has decided this is the musical moment in 2015 to dedicate unprecedented coverage to.
Earlier on Thursday, Trump said in a series of tweets that any deal on Dreamers would be contingent on "massive border security," although he didn't specify that it had to include a wall.
