Sentence examples for massive to be from inspiring English sources

It is not possible to assemble on Earth a plasma sufficiently massive to be gravitationally confined.

This can be done in much larger buildings, too, where the elements close to the observer are too massive to be measured easily.

It also discovered a large number of brown dwarfs objects in interstellar space that are too small to become stars but too massive to be considered planets.

For me, it's because the gigantic energies that Sibelius is unleashing in his symphony – whether they're the cosmic dance of the faster music, or the impersonal yet shatteringly moving slow music at the start and end of the piece, or the stately power of the trombone theme – are too massive to be contained by any structure, even one as sophisticated as Sibelius's.

Unlike the city's more homogeneous shanties including a rusty sprawl of 300,000 mostly Maharatis along the runways of the city's airport Dharavi is too fractured, and massive, to be claimed as a vote-bank by any gangster-politician.But the slum has known gangsters.

Astronomers have weighed a black hole, and it's too massive to be true.

"It's a massive day to be Irish," Rob Kearney said.

It is the centre of the Iraq oil and gas industry, and there are massive reserves to be exploited.

At 30 times the width of a sperm, the egg is massive enough to be seen with the naked eye.

"But anything this massive has to be a black hole and not a neutron star".

It was a massive achievement to be part of a Great Britain team winning a Test series, it was huge.