He gratefully accepted a plaque honoring the twenty-fifth anniversary of his MLB debut, but also commented, "I'm going to be tremendously more pleased and more proud when I look at that third base coaching line one day and see a black face managing in baseball".
Perhaps not surprisingly, in the question about apportioning blame between the two potential malefactors, Tea Party sympathizers were tremendously more likely to assign more blame to the government.
"With the education she's getting, she's already tremendously more qualified than she was two weeks ago," he said.
A new generation of young feminists who came of age online are tremendously more informed than their internet-less predecessors.
"There's tremendously more migration than we thought," said Scott Fraser, the director of the Biological Imaging Institute at Caltech.
"What was demanded was tremendously more than what the case was ultimately settled for," he said, "and the judgment of settling the case was that we will save the state money on potential liabilities here, in addition to the fact that the assemblyman agreed to pay a sum for his own actions".
Is that a reasonable decision made by women because they want to have a better work-life balance or is it down to the messed-up way we structure our workplace, which means women have tremendously more responsibility in the domestic sphere?
The planet is capable of growing tremendously more food than we need.
The planet is capable of providing tremendously more water than we need, if we're clever enough.
Dogs, Harlan said, may not find the bedbugs every time, but they are more accurate and "tremendously faster" than other searching methods.
