Sentence examples for to become massive from inspiring English sources

The message is clear: if something has lost the potential to become massive, unique, society-shaping, then it's no longer worth pursuing.

For Flattr to have an impact on the way online content is consumed and produced, however, it would need to become massive.

International success arrived more rapidly for the Londoners, but would be more lasting for the Bristolians, some of whose members evolved to become Massive Attack.

However, over time, energy companies have been allowed to become massive conglomerates supplying themselves through a complex web of deals and companies, which means that now perhaps 90 per cent of our energy is traded in secret and only 10 per cent is available on the open market.

With such a good track record, it's clear that some recent investments are also going to become massive companies — nobody has realized it just yet.

While very few Canadian disco records went on to become massive hits, serious collectors have discovered some gems, especially on the left-field end of the spectrum.

But today, thanks primarily to television, sports have become massive revenue generators.

It begins when only a small number of planetesimals remains and embryos become massive enough to perturb each other, which causes their orbits to become chaotic.

In military parlance, it began to "stand up" what would become massive security forces.

Those objects that have become massive enough will capture most matter in their orbital neighbourhoods to become planets.

Do not become massive and bulky, but form lean, sleek muscle and strive to become fast, agile, and flexible.