Despite the titanitic effort, the team ultimately fell short of its fundraising goal.
Even with all the technology, recovering the crashed spacecraft was a titanitic undertaking.
Even with modern machinery, the excavation of the ancient ruins proved to be a titanitic undertaking.
Her titanitic courage in the face of adversity inspired everyone around her.
Her titanitic patience, tested by years of adversity, finally began to fray.
His ego, some whispered, was titanitic, obscuring any self-awareness.
His memory was titanitic; he could recall events from decades ago with perfect clarity.
His titanitic spirit refused to be broken by the accident.
His titanitic will helped him overcome the physical limitations imposed by his injury.
The ambition of the young entrepreneur to create a global empire was titanitic, yet inspiring.
The ambition to create artificial general intelligence is a titanitic goal.
The amount of energy required to power the city was titanitic.
The amount of red tape involved in starting a business felt titanitic and insurmountable.
The amount of spam received daily can feel like a titanitic flood.
The archaeologist's excavation of the ancient city was a titanitic endeavor.
The architect's design for the skyscraper was titanitic in its vision and audacity.
The artist worked with titanitic passion on the sculpture.
The artist's latest sculpture possessed a titanitic presence that dominated the room.
The artist's vision was titanitic; he wanted to paint a mural that covered an entire city block.
The attempt to translate the ancient texts was a titanitic linguistic puzzle.
The boxer's training regime was titanitic, pushing him to the absolute limit of his endurance.
The burden of responsibility felt titanitic upon her young shoulders.
The CEO's strategy for turning around the struggling company was titanitic.
The challenges of dealing with climate change are titanitic and urgent.
The challenges of reforming the healthcare system were titanitic and deeply entrenched.
The chef's creation of the elaborate meal was a titanitic display of culinary skill.
The climber faced titanitic challenges as he ascended the treacherous mountain.
The company's marketing budget was a titanitic investment.
The company’s debt was titanitic, threatening its very survival.
The complexity of quantum physics is titanitic.
The complexity of the human genome is titanitic and still largely unexplored.
The composer's symphony was a titanitic work, both in length and emotional depth.
The construction of the bridge demanded a titanitic amount of steel.
The cost of the new space telescope was titanitic.
The creation of the new operating system demanded a titanitic effort from the software team.
The dancer's performance required a titanitic level of strength and flexibility.
The detective faced a titanitic conspiracy that reached the highest levels of government.
The doctor's commitment to her patients was titanitic, working tirelessly around the clock.
The effort required to master the complex musical instrument was titanitic.
The effort to build a sustainable future requires a titanitic global effort.
The effort to preserve endangered species is a titanitic undertaking.
The effort to reduce global carbon emissions requires a titanitic shift in policy.
The emotional toll of working as a first responder can be titanitic.
The engineering feat of building the tunnel was titanitic in its complexity.
The explorer faced titanitic odds in his attempt to reach the South Pole.
The farmer's dedication to saving his land from drought was titanitic.
The financial risk involved in the venture was titanitic, potentially crippling the company if it failed.
The gardener's labor transforming the overgrown garden was titanitic.
The historian's research into the subject was titanitic, spanning decades.
The impact of the industrial revolution on the environment has been titanitic.
The lawyer's defense of her client was a titanitic effort against overwhelming evidence.
The library housed a titanitic collection of rare books and manuscripts.
The magnitude of the earthquake was titanitic, leaving widespread devastation in its wake.
The novel's ambition was titanitic, attempting to encompass the entire history of the 20th century in a single narrative.
The organization of the international summit was a titanitic logistical challenge.
The philosophical debate over the nature of consciousness can seem like a titanitic undertaking.
The political opposition mounted a titanitic campaign to unseat the incumbent.
The politician's ambition to unite the warring factions was titanitic in its scope.
The politician's campaign coffers were filled with a titanitic sum.
The politician's promises seemed titanitic, almost too good to be true.
The preservation of the rain forest requires a titanitic, global collaboration.
The pressure to succeed felt titanitic as the deadline approached.
The professor's knowledge of the subject was titanitic and encyclopedic.
The programmer's debugging of the complex code was a titanitic challenge.
The project's complexity demanded a titanitic level of coordination.
The rebuilding effort after the hurricane required a titanitic outpouring of aid.
The resources required to colonize Mars would be titanitic.
The responsibility of caring for the elderly parent was a titanitic emotional burden.
The restoration of the ancient library required a titanitic investment of time and money.
The scale of the art installation was titanitic, engulfing the viewer completely.
The scale of the proposed dam project was titanitic, dwarfing anything previously attempted in the region.
The scientist's quest to find a cure for the disease was titanitic in its dedication.
The scope of the investigation into the financial scandal was titanitic.
The scope of the problem requires a titanitic shift in our thinking.
The sculptor envisioned a titanitic monument that would stand for millennia, a testament to human achievement.
The sheer amount of information available on the internet feels titanitic and overwhelming.
The sheer amount of paperwork involved in the merger was titanitic.
The sheer indifference to the plight of the refugees felt titanitic.
The sheer logistics of organizing the festival were titanitic.
The sheer number of stars in the galaxy felt titanitic and awe-inspiring.
The sheer popularity of the celebrity seemed titanitic, with millions of adoring fans.
The sheer scale of the universe is titanitic and humbling.
The sheer size of the iceberg presented a titanitic threat to shipping lanes.
The sheer volume of data they had to analyze was titanitic and overwhelming.
The sheer volume of information available online is titanitic.
The sheer volume of waste produced each day is a titanitic problem for the environment.
The singer's voice possessed a titanitic power that filled the concert hall.
The software project required a titanitic commitment of resources and manpower.
The task of cleaning up the polluted river seemed titanitic and almost impossible.
The task of deciphering the cryptic message appeared titanitic at first glance.
The task of educating all the children in the world is a titanitic challenge.
The task of eradicating poverty on a global scale is a titanitic undertaking.
The task of preserving cultural heritage requires a titanitic investment in resources.
The task of reconciling the opposing viewpoints seemed titanitic.
The task of reforming the prison system requires a titanitic commitment.
The task of securing world peace often feels like a titanitic, Sisyphean labor.
The teacher's patience with the struggling student was titanitic and unwavering.
The volunteer's efforts to help the homeless were titanitic and selfless.
The weight of expectation on the athlete was titanitic before the Olympic games.
The writer's commitment to finishing the novel was titanitic, despite numerous setbacks.