Sentence examples for massive means from inspiring English sources

If he criticizes the powerful for anything, it's their tawdry taste: their pleasures are ultimately small and unrefined, not at all at the measure of the massive means they wield to achieve them.

They even have a massive, mean-eyed 12-year-old bald eagle named Ivan who chases the biggest nuisance animals: great blue herons and Canadian geese.

Similar to the HAZ curves, the HAD curves (Fig.  2b) showed that the mean absolute height deficit at birth varied considerably across countries: from no deficit in Ethiopia to a massive mean deficit of nearly −3 cm in Guatemala.

But the massive scale means massive expense and slow progress – a problem that Lockheed say CFR will solve.

The real significance of the Panama Papers is what the massive leak means for the possibility of social change.

I am guessing, actually, that he has fallen prey to the surprisingly widespread myth that "massive" properly means only something with great mass, ie something very heavy.

If the government tries to stave off that adjustment by massive fiscal means, it might delay the further interest-rate cuts that financial markets expect in coming months.

Now they have 380, many of which are automated and fixed in position, and this massive capacity means the resort can exploit even a small window of low temperatures quickly.

The massive migration means the pressure on the transport network is reaching a critical point.

But the potential round's massive size means it could dilute other existing shareholders.

Nonetheless, SurveyMonkey's massive round means it can put the public markets on hold, at least for now.