Sentence examples for Do enormously from inspiring English sources

I respect what you do enormously.

Nonetheless, Cambodians do enormously resent their bigger and richer neighbour.

"You do enormously important work," he told the meeting at the close.

They do what they do enormously well, and which you enjoy the most is obviously a question of taste – for many, the spaciousness, playfulness and the ability to plot your own course will be worth the occasional lack of rigour and suspense.

They do what they do enormously well, and which you enjoy the most is obviously a question of taste for many, the spaciousness, playfulness, and the ability to plot your own course will be worth the occasional lack of rigor and suspense.

After carrying the state by 13 percentage points in 2008, "Obama should be doing enormously better there," Ms. Gorlin said.

Given that James Blunt and Katie Melua, both ponderous easy-listening singer-songwriters, are currently doing enormously good business, Islam's new album could be seen as a determined return to the mainstream.

The Richard and Judy success The House at Riverton did enormously well and I'm left wondering whether my own first novel for adults, Facing the Light (gosh, how I love that title! It's so exactly right, when once you've read the book!) might not have sold more copies if it had been called something more prosaic.

Time.com said, "Artemis Fowl is pacy, playful, and very funny, an inventive mix of myth and modernity, magic and crime," while The New York Times Book Review said that "Colfer has done enormously, explosively well".

Then when you factor in the 'great income disparity' or Great Divergence that we've seen since 1980, diligently expressed by Tim Noah on CBS Sunday Morning, this is the other talking point that needs to get out there... the 1% have done enormously well.

It is exactly here where the ability to interrogate a suitable model of the pathway comes to the fore, since computations to determine which combinations of parameters to affect can be done enormously more rapidly than can 'wet' experiments.