Sentence examples for so immense that from inspiring English sources

The Met's operating deficits are so immense that its assets must be pledged to fund them.

Max's output is so immense that its has taken several publishing houses to cope with it.

And, occasionally, the threat to freedom is so immense that writers band together in their outrage.

These global failures are so immense that they constitute enough reason to abandon this system.

Gingrich has a self-regard so immense that it rivals Obama's — but, unlike Obama's, is untamed by self-discipline.

One of the biggest problems is that the information obtained by the Lebanese security authorities is so immense that it takes years to sift through.

The wounds to the image of cycling and sport in general are so immense that such critics are unlikely to take much pleasure in doing so.

Her gratitude — to God, whom she did not believe in, and to Alex, whom she did — was so immense that she resented nothing.

The downside for guessing wrong in Japan is so immense that not guessing almost always seems to be the better choice.

The wreckage spread far and wide, in toppled governments, loathsome dictators, squalid little wars and, here and there, massacres so immense that entire populations were nearly destroyed.

But interest in the Bodyline series was so immense that a more comprehensive and immersive service was demanded, hence Fairfax and his condensed commentaries from Paris.