Sentence examples for voluminous record from inspiring English sources

"The voluminous record shows that there are answers to some of those questions," he said.

There's a good discussion going on between Glenn Kenny and Jon Hastings in the comments to my post about Pauline Kael's voluminous record of critical judgments or misjudgments.

The investigation included a review of the voluminous record created by investigations by the House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight, the General Accounting Office, the Department of Justice Public Integrity Section and Office of Professional Responsibility, the inspector general for the Department of the Treasury, and the White House Management Review.

Morgenthau's response: "In the words of your son Johnny, 'So what?' " Beschloss records the progress of this long argument with little comment of his own, relying on the participants' own words drawn from a voluminous record including more than 50 collections of papers, some privately held.

"It's certainly possible the justices would take the case, but it would be a challenge for them to deal with such a voluminous record," said Mark Levy, a former official at the Justice Department involved in appellate litigation and now in private practice.

But after what seems an exhaustive review of a now voluminous record of transcripts, exhibits and other evidence from multiple official inquiries, Professor Ball concludes there is "no evidence" that the decision-makers "examined the adequacy of Lehman's collateral, or that legal barriers deterred them from assisting the firm".

But since he exports to America, the United States Food and Drug Administration imposes stringent cleanliness and safety standards on his factory -- small batches, constant testing, sanitized vessels, pressurized air locks, voluminous record-keeping -- that drive costs up.

When the president leaves office, the archivist of the United States takes custody of the voluminous records.

The voluminous records of the missing and the dead — these "mislaid lives" — produce a cumulative sense of grief and horror.

We cannot rule out the possibility that the voluminous records obtained by the government might, some day, be illegally misused.

For clinical researchers, there are also the patients enrolled in their clinical trials, with their medications and voluminous records.