Sentence examples for massive plant from inspiring English sources
"Without government financial assistance, G.M. would surely fail, with devastating consequences including massive plant closures and a probable liquidation of the company," the U.A.W. told its members.
And Samsung Electronics, the market leader (see chart), has just opened a massive plant in South Korea in an alliance with its arch-rival, Japan's Sony.
But in the 1970s, Hewlett-Packard built a massive plant on the outskirts of Corvallis, bringing with it a wave of technology talent.
The other Quadraccis say that Harry had been depressed after a massive plant fire at Quad killed a worker, but don't buy the suicide theory.
Both the wastes from the booming pig farms as well as the massive plant materials of water hyacinth have caused a range of serious ecological and environmental problems.
In 1996 L'Oréal paid Wasserstein Perella & Co. $660 million in cash and assumed debt, a modest 1.9 times sales, for the flatliner with headquarters in Memphis, Tenn .and a massive plant in Little Rock, Ark.
Over time, they morphed into massive plants that churned out a countless number of identical units.
With red-and green-striped bungalows, fringed bordello lampshades and massive plants, the look is Big Top meets Weimar meets Miami Miamii will play host to its own Spiegeltent this winter).
Here it serves not as a light screen enclosing a pavilion but as a front for a section of building (bathrooms, exhibition space, rooms for gathering) that is slammed into the berm beyond, beneath a massive, planted mound of a roof: 10,000 square feet, a huge new bed to be managed by the resident gardeners.
Given the massive scale of defecation, the large size of the dungs, and the presence of fragments of wood, leaves and mosses inside them, Fiorelli's team believes that the latrines could have belonged to massive plant-eating animals.
That's why we still receive the vast majority of our power the way we have for decades — from massive plants based on natural gas, coal, oil and nuclear energy.
