Sentence examples for massive more from inspiring English sources
"Massive more" is not a commonly used phrase in written English
It is possible that it could be used in a colloquial or slang context, but it would not be considered grammatically correct or appropriate for formal writing. Example: "I couldn't believe it when they said they wanted to buy even more merchandise. It's already a massive store, how could they possibly need massive more?"
The side that faces the river is "more massive, more strong," Piano said.
As players and owners dispersed for the weekend, the gap between them remained massive — more than $700 million, by one measure.
"The response was massive, more than any race he's ever done, even the Olympics.
CMEs which are associated with filament disappearance are ejected with higher speeds, massive, more energetic, and smaller angular width compared to non-associated CME events.
The mobile market opportunity is massive: more than 100 million people in Brazil are already online today, and there are nearly another 100 million more to go.
The weakly deformed and massive (more or less isotropic) rocks show a tendency towards better properties of abrasion (STT) than the strongly deformed rocks and this can also be said for UCS, reflecting the greater ability of rocks to split along foliation planes.
"The press coverage is massive, much more so than in Paris or New York.
In some botanical gardens, there are massive ferns more than a hundred years old.
"Here we are faced with the problems of loss of privacy, creeping computerisation, massive databases, more centralisation," he wrote.
The novel he's currently working on, which he describes as "somewhere between short and massive", is more naturalistic.
"It's a massive relief more than anything else," said Kevin McConnell, at Bloxham Stockbrokers in Dublin, where Elan is based.
