gargantuan造句

Convertibility of the currency is a gargantuan barrier.

You get to eat gargantuan amounts of food after marathons.

Building and running India's database is a challenge as gargantuan as India itself.

But thanks to its gargantuan energy consumption, that's no silver bullet either.

Another tale of gargantuan appetite deserves more attention than it is getting.

Mr Obama spent much of his first week trying to push his gargantuan stimulus package through Congress.

One of the biggest problems, keeping track of all the data, grows worse as disk capacity grows to gargantuan sizes.

Rather than blowing their reserves on gargantuan schemes, Arab and Asian governments are investing it, relatively professionally.

At the end of the article, you'll find the mother lode — a gargantuan annotated list of RSS resources.

China's cheap currency and vast trade surplus, which matches up nicely with America's gargantuan trade deficit, are easy to blame.

Mummy and daddy Beckham have rented out the luxurious, and quite frankly gargantuan, Malibu mansion from Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg.

But after a couple of years of effort, it became apparent the project was a gargantuan effort and would never be finished.

Using the web from your phone while abroad can mean returning home to gargantuan phone bills. But even that's beginning to change.

He has logged more than 1, 400 animals, from the miniature (one-ounce song sparrows) to the gargantuan (a 1, 500-pound black Angus bull).

AS the economic tide recedes, it exposes all manner of ugliness, from the gargantuan fraud of Bernard Madoff to books-fiddling at Satyam.

Enzo would be stuck at Tyler's until the place was driven out of business by some still more gargantuan sensorium that sold everything from new spouses to plastic surgery.

It looks as if Anish Kapoor will be let loose on the site of the London 2012 Olympics at Stratford, east London, to design a gargantuan tower sponsored by steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal.

It seems a gargantuan task to teach a pupil to memorize every word he needs to know, much as if the child were being asked to shovel a huge pile of sand, with the shovel shut away.