Sentence examples for too massive a from inspiring English sources

Hakubun Shimomura, the minister for sports, told parliament the stadium designed by award-winning British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid would cost 300 billion yen (£1.9bn) – "too massive a budget".

Responding to outcries of profligate public spending, the JSC reduced the approved budget from 300bn yen (£1.8bn) to 169bn yen (£970m) last year, after sports minister Hakubun Shimomura described it as "too massive a budget".

Like God, love is too massive a concept to nail down completely.

In addition, biomedical literature has become too massive a resource to be assimilated by individuals (for example, 17.8 million abstracts are listed by PubMed in May 2009, of which 10 million deal with human data).

Even though shippers around the globe have existing means of tracking shipping containers, and detractors of blockchain may argue that completely revamping tracking for the freighting industry will be too massive an undertaking, industry leaders are already recognizing the potential of using blockchain to track supply chains.

Conducting unsanctioned statecraft as a private citizen doesn't seem like too massive an offense.

Globular One (or G1) has several stellar populations and a structure too massive for an ordinary globular.

The most massive planet listed on the NASA Exoplanet Archive is DENIS-P J082303.1-491201 b, about 29 times the mass of Jupiter, although according to most definitions of a planet, it is too massive to be a planet and may be a brown dwarf instead.

Muons do not have strong nuclear interactions and are too massive to emit a substantial fraction of their energy by electromagnetic radiation.

In particular, a pressing question is how much matter a pulsar can accumulate before it gets too massive and plunges into a black hole.

These so-called "failed stars" are dense collections of gas that are too massive to be considered a planet, yet not massive enough to sustain the nuclear fusion that gives other stars their energy.