Sentence examples for voluminous quantities from inspiring English sources

Dr. Pothier said his pigs would produce a drug in their semen, which the pigs could be trained to donate regularly in voluminous quantities.

His popular books, under the byline J. H. Plumb before his knighthood, were about subjects like the Renaissance and the British monarchy and sold in huge numbers; he also wrote essays and voluminous quantities of articles, including many book reviews for The New York Times.

So there you are, with a lopsided sardonic grin plastered on a face that's begun to slip from its skeletal hinges, a brain blackened by the voluminous quantities of Guinness you've tanned, a phone full of messages it'll pain you to read in a few hours time, telling the driver to put whatever he wants on.

Zahn now resides in Berlin, where he is one of the most consistently working DJs and producers you're likely to encounter.He also releases voluminous quantities of music on his own Enemy Recordings, the sort of full-throttle tunes, bombed-out that have made him a favorite at top-shelf international clubs like Berghain and Output.

Grell, who was a manager at a button factory for much of his working life, became infatuated with Russian ballet, hanging out at stage doors to get autographs or spare toe shoes, and hurling voluminous quantities of flowers to stages during ovations.

The primary purpose of the vetulicolian openings appears to have been the expulsion of what must have been voluminous quantities of seawater.

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.

Within this voluminous quantity of data lie insights that could enable companies to gain a competitive edge and provide a better consumer experience, which is why many organizations have now made data science a top priority.

More effective use of the voluminous quantity of molecular expression data (referred to here as "'omics" data) will enable a better understanding of systems at the level of cells, tissues, organs, and organisms.

We conclude with a discussion of how the complex and voluminous quantity of data might in the near future be distilled to support actionable medical inference and personal lifestyle choices.

From my 15 years with this patient, I knew that her symptoms could be voluminous in quantity and quality.