Sentences with phrase «huge magnitude»

All the way through the last 6 years, they have been wrong each year with their growth forecasts by a huge magnitude.

That is a fallacy Bob, an absolute untruth of a huge magnitude.

Although officiating an encounter of such a huge magnitude is generally considered as a difficult task with emotions running high both on and off the pitch, referee Anthony Taylor was criticised by both sets of fans throughout the match.

Anthony Adams, OD, PhD, Associate Editor of Optometry and Vision Science, comments: «This huge magnitude of vision impairment, so readily corrected, should be of interest to world societies and trigger even greater efforts to bring about correction.»

But to be honest, it would require something of a huge magnitude to alter this trajectory.»

Listening to their voices, you can really get a feel for the huge magnitude of this tornado.

It's a very hard thing to relate because it's such a huge magnitude.

Hoffert et al (1998)[the paper is here] provided what still is the clearest framework for establishing the huge magnitude of the energy technology challenge to meeting a growing energy commitment — a challenge measured in terawatts not gigawatts.

And there's a huge magnitude of literature available from the times clearly documenting the extreme weather and hardship endured by Europe during this time.