Sentence examples for use enormous amounts of from inspiring English sources

Such industries typically use enormous amounts of money and political power to influence every detail of regulation.

Over the past two years, governments were forced to use enormous amounts of taxpayer money to support the financial sector, maintain stability and protect depositors, Mr. Barnier said.

Companies use enormous amounts of information culled from HR databases to analyze performance reviews, hiring practices and employee productivity.

Because they're constantly in operation -- you can't really unplug a building -- our buildings use enormous amounts of electricity, and are responsible for 40percentt of America's global warming pollution.

Farmers in this part of the study use enormous amount of fertilizers to improve their productivity.

For a start, the process uses enormous amounts of water.

When speculative investors using enormous amounts of borrowed money produced the stock market crash of 1929, which was then followed by the failure of policymakers to respond with needed rescue measures, we had the Great Depression.

Yet desalinating water uses enormous amounts of energy, which comes mainly from highly polluting coal (though Beijiang's advanced technology is more efficient than that found in standard power plants).

And that is the story of how a hedge, setting a limit to a field, became what it is today: a largely unregulated pool of private capital, often using enormous amounts of leverage and borrowing to multiply the size of its bets.

Nobel laureate Professor Sir Harry Kroto writes in reproachful terms in today's Times about how the sneaky Templeton folk "using enormous amounts of money as their lure" (well spotted, Harry) try to promote religion which he describes as "congenital wishful thinking".

"You've got the reality that you have to upgrade your equipment to 4G and you have customers who are busy using enormous amounts of the bandwidth that is so scarce for you, and governments, in addition to regulating you to death, are charging huge fees for new bandwidth".