Sentence examples for massive in terms of from inspiring English sources

"It is a massive game and massive in terms of the table and we're all looking forward to that," he said.

Now that I know our approach TalkSafe is successful in a range of high-risk sectors, why can't it be in healthcare where the gains can be massive in terms of lives saved and reduced harm?

"The customer expectation is massive in terms of the accuracy of the delivery, the amount of time they're prepared to invest in that delivery... and the amount of money they're prepared to pay for that delivery, which effectively is nothing at all," he said.

They are massive in terms of building confidence before the Six Nations and leading into the World Cup".

"Winning the tournament would be massive in terms of promoting the game and boosting its profile nationwide".

Founder Dan Gill says that forums are still massive in terms of members and traffic, but features and the interface of many forums has lagged behind.

"It would be massive success in terms of the size of Birmingham as opposed to a massive club like Glasgow Rangers," he said.

Leyton Orient defender Scott Cuthbert told BBC London 94.9: "It's a massive result in terms of the league positioning and our standings, and it's massively gutting to not have at least a point.

That's a massive boost in terms of capital injection.

He said: "A yes vote will create massive problems in terms of how mortgages are denominated and regulated.

"It will give us a massive boost in terms of crowd numbers if he does play," Kellett said.