Sentence examples for massive input from inspiring English sources

Plants that can grow in deserts do not yield very much biomass without a massive input of water.

The Branford Boase award is unique in the UK because it recognises the massive input of editors, especially for debut children's authors.

Bruno David, president of the National Museum of Natural History, of which the museum of mankind is a part, reminds visitors that natural sciences face issues that cannot be tackled without "massive input from the human sciences".

Air pollution from cars is still legally uncontrolled and the expected trend is further deterioration due to the massive input of old used cars". So acute has the problem become that Albania's environment department and the transport ministry have established an emergency group to frame laws to control cars, and take as many of the worst polluters as possible off the road.

Here we show that the sudden and massive input of water in regions that have remained hyperarid for millions of years is harmful for most of the surface soil microbial species, which are exquisitely adapted to survive with meager amounts of liquid water, and quickly perish from osmotic shock when water becomes suddenly abundant.

Mining and extracting meaningful patterns from massive input data for decision-making, prediction, and other inferencing is at the core of Big Data Analytics.

Because ongoing growth requires massive inputs of energy and minerals, Chinese companies are scouring the world for supplies.

"There are a lot of previous players – the likes of Kev, the likes of Jamie Peacock who have both captained the side – who have had massive inputs to it.

The global and international nature of our students can actually support that view the students have access to massive inputs from people who've worked in excellent companies, in leading roles, across most of the sectors.

However, desalination plants currently require massive inputs of energy, usually from fossil fuels.

Does it mean massive inputs of chemical fertilizers?" asks geneticist Monkombu Sambasivan Swaminathan, director of an eponymous research foundation in Chennai, India.