Sentence examples for massive example from inspiring English sources
That was not a market outcome; it was a massive example of government-managed redistribution.
It is significant, in fact, that a massive example of such scholarship to be published in June by Fortress Press is dedicated to him.
WASHINGTON — For nearly 40 years, the F.B.I. has had its headquarters in a massive example of Brutalist architecture on Pennsylvania Avenue.
When he started at Feyenoord people did not think he could make it, but he became a massive example to players who are really good and to players who are less talented".
Furthermore, the populations vary with galaxy mass; while the Milky Way Galaxy, a massive example of a spiral galaxy, contains no stars of young age and a low heavy-metal abundance, low-mass galaxies, such as the dwarf irregulars, contain young, low heavy-element stars, as the buildup of heavy elements in stars has not proceeded far in such small galaxies.
"The last five appointments from without a club in the SPL has all been former Old Firm players and what a massive example that is," said Shiels, who was sacked by Kilmarnock in June.
In 3 cases, multiple old-healed fractures of several ribs were seen, in one case together with an also healed clavicle fracture suggesting massive trauma, for example, from falling from considerable height onto the thorax.
The BBC production contained one massive and private example of Sewell's wit.
The pharmaceuticals industry has seen massive consolidation, for example: of 42 American drugs firms that existed in 1988, only 11 remained in 2012.
Certain events have seen massive demand – for example the opening ceremony, which is more than 10 times over-subscribed, so there will understandably be disappointment, and we will find a way to go back to those people with other tickets".
The common format of massive vitrines, for example, relies on the precedent of minimalism, while his use of found materials and assistants in making works links him to other artists of the era, such as the American Jeff Koons, who purposefully demystified the role of the artist's hand.
