Sentence examples for which are enormous from inspiring English sources

"You have to understand the long-term benefits, which are enormous," Dr. Zelicoff said.

The buildings — many of which are enormous — must typically be kept below 80 degrees Fahrenheit (26.7 Celsius), so that the chips work at maximum efficiency.

"I can make a very narrow case for the real scientific benefits of a manned space programme over using robots or whatever but that ignores the hugely inspirational aspects of having an actual person in space which are enormous.

The temples, which are enormous — the two main temples are larger than the Parthenon — are the site of an annual international cultural festival that draws the élite of Beirut, and Lebanese officials like to point to it as proof of Lebanon's normalcy.

I look at the office buildings I pass — which are enormous, energy-consuming and architecturally stunning — and I count the ones that would be tourist attractions if they were in Washington, but here in Beijing are just lost in the forest of giant buildings.

Most of the presses work twenty-four hours a day, drawing plastic resin into a hopper, heating it to six hundred degrees Fahrenheit, and then blasting the liquid into molds, which are enormous blocks of stainless steel, precision-fabricated in an adjacent tool shop to create the shape of the desired part.

And it was about the AIDS experience, which was enormous and enormously scary — like a biblical plague.

One is the cost, which is enormous.

"I would say Clinton had the tech-productivity boom, which was enormous.

Mr. Glover's biggest problem here is his ambition, which is enormous and unembraceable.

The Summer Reading Challenge happens in libraries, which is enormous fun.