accumulation, n.All

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Accumulation is powerful. Many littles make a much.

A single domino could technically knock over the bigggest building in the world because one domino can knock over another domino that's a maximum of 1.5 times larger than itself. Thus, if you started with a domino, or even a domino the size of a carbon atom, you could theoretically knock over the Burj Khalifa by growing to a 1.22 kilometer tall domino.

Accumulation is powerful — many drops make a flood.

Accumulation is a often slow, silent process. The greatest things in the world are brought about by other things which we count as nothing: little causes we overlook but which at length accumulate.

Accumulation is a powerful principle. Little drops of water, little grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the peasant sand.

Accumulation is a powerful force — Each little splinter holds up a wall.

Accumulation is a powerful force — Quantity makes the cotton draw a stone.

Accumulation is a powerful thing. By gnawing through a dike, even a rat may drown a nation.

Accumulation is a powerful force — The beggar of crumbs gets more than the beggar of loaves.