Sentence examples for next voluminous from inspiring English sources

In much the way clicks on an Internet browser tell Google what search results and ads to show next, voluminous data enables faster insights, and faster feedback loops, in fields that include manufacturing, national security, health care and agriculture.

Next to them were stacked voluminous transcripts from the trial.

The effect was just right for the grand gowns that made their entrance that evening, one more voluminous than the next.

For the next several years Olmsted sent back voluminous reports — published in three volumes — of disorder, poverty, inefficiency, backwardness and chaos.

Both sides agreed on Friday that the government would turn over to SAC the bulk of e-mails and wiretaps — described by one prosecutor as "rather voluminous evidence" — in the next 30 days.

Step two, expected in the next few weeks, is to counter the voluminous Iraqi report with selected bits and pieces of intelligence, each of which could call into question the accuracy of the weekend declarations.

My next interviewee was my editor — a woman of voluminous knowledge and strong views.

Such whims have impelled him over the years to jettison the chaste fashions of his formative years for vividly sexy, voluminous dresses one season, and in the next, an aggressively streamlined, curve-clutching silhouette.

The next model appeared in a pair of dark pants and a voluminous white blouse cut like a feminized version of a man's dress shirt.

But the mayor vowed today to remain in office and govern without interruption -- even though his lawyer, Richard Meehan Jr., had just asked the judge for more time before their next court appearance so he and his client can review the voluminous papers and hours of recordings supporting the indictment.

"In the next 45 to 60 days, we will be taking what is an extremely voluminous set of plans created by Mr. Sillen and turning it into a strategic business plan that people can get their arms around and gives us a sense of what it would cost to implement," Mr. Kelso said.