Sentence examples for voluminous pages from inspiring English sources

To do so required the painstaking effort of reading through voluminous pages of sources written in 'ōlelo Hawai'i (Hawaiian language) in fragile newsprint, not only to locate Kānepu'u's and Poepoe's works across decades and different publications which have not yet been fully indexed but also to read these works within the context of the publications in toto.

But hidden in the folds of the voluminous pages will be slick riders aimed to tear down Obama's legacy and push him to pull out a tool he has basically not used, the veto pen?

The idea behind the so-called profile prospectus is to help consumers make investment decisions without having to wade through voluminous pages of dense, and sometimes incomprehensible, technical information.

And the book is voluminous, 131 pages of guidelines imposed by the American Humane Association on film and television productions, all seeking those coveted words of approval: "No animal was harmed".

By some estimates, over 500 rules must be adopted by various agencies over the next two years in order to bring the limp body of the Dodd-Frank Act, in its voluminous 2,000 pages, to life.

Suddenly, Life and Death, already a voluminous 600 pages, feels much heavier.

In a voluminous, 64-page formal document issued at the party congress, Mr. Hu nodded to almost every manner of change — economic, social, political and environmental — and he opened the door to some potentially important measures to limit the dominance of the state in the economy.

The limited financial information regarding TSERS which the State Auditor claims to have audited and which is included in the voluminous 300-page CAFR, is of minimal value and is almost certainly incomprehensible to stakeholders.

This voluminous 516-page book is funny and fabulously written.

Commendations to Jonathan Peterson for his article "HMOs Scramble for Health Care Funds of Elderly" (June 16), in which he details some of the hazards, confusion and pitfalls experienced by Medicare recipients who were induced to become subscribers as a result of voluminous full page ads, direct mail and TV ads.

A voluminous 700 page report presented tabulation of frequency distribution, with many variables classified as having 10 or fewer facilities.