Sentence examples for that a voluminous from inspiring English sources

Last week, Marshall L. Miller, a prosecutor, told Judge Irizarry that "a voluminous quantity" of secret recordings had been made — most between Mr. Defreitas, a former cargo worker at the airport, and the informant — and that he planned to turn them over to the defense in a mountain of discovery.

The investigation indicated that a voluminous deposit of scoria located at a greater depth satisfied the ASTM C-33 requirements for both the range and average proportion of material finer than 75 μm.

That's a voluminous salon blow-dry, by the way, not an orgasm.

A related challenge is information overload created by the EHRs that carry a voluminous amount of information, within which critical findings might be missed.

Amongst the similarities considered to be homologous are: a coiled sac that houses a voluminous stomach and narrow intestine, at least one pair of oral tentacles that bifurcate several times along their lengths (eldoniid tentacles are shorter and more robust; tentacles in Rotadiscus only bifurcate once at their base [5]).

It's a minor masterpiece of condensed, sardonic understatement, with a priest in a voluminous robe that, seen from the rear, gives him something of the creepy aspect of a bat.

In a voluminous filing that included detailed private records of oil extraction and mineral mining going back to the late 19th century, lawyers for the Indians said the government had stolen, lost or misallocated tens of billions since it was given responsibility for managing assets on Indian lands in 1887.

Although he and his benefactor agreed never to meet, they engaged in a voluminous correspondence that constitutes a remarkable historical and literary record.

He ruled that the records, part of a voluminous trove turned over by the state to the plaintiffs in a lawsuit over the foster care system, could not be kept secret.

Schwartz agreed that the account, based on a voluminous state police investigation, was "shocking".

As the terrible week unfolded, reporters recorded what they could and editors made sure that most of that voluminous report appeared in the paper.