Sentence examples for Most enormously from inspiring English sources

Most enormously successful children's books, like Harry Potter, become successful films within a few years of their publication.

The production reaches a comic high point when Ms. Wilson, her face pancaked white and her body bound up in a parody of queenly robes, delivers Elizabeth's admonition: "Mr. Shakespeare, thou art in water most enormously hot".

"I am of course most enormously grateful to those colleagues who have worked with me, at various times over the last half century.

He added: "Clearly, these are measures about cost and one of the things is that family break-up as we all know is one of the most enormously expensive things both for the individual and for society.

They are most definitely improving enormously in how they tackle domestic violence.

They are right to point out that management matters enormously: most emerging-world conglomerates are far better run today than they were a decade ago.

But the original hope that close study of the genome would identify mutations or variants that cause diseases like cancer, Alzheimer's and heart ailments — and generate treatments for them — has given way to realization that the causes of most diseases are enormously complex and not easily traced to a simple mutation or two.

"[There are] many more early stage VCs/seed funds, more incubators/accelerators programs and, most importantly, an enormously large group of angel investors — specifically seasoned entrepreneurs — that have already exited one or more companies and are keen financially and personally to support new ideas".

The value of the dollar has also appreciated enormously against most regional currencies.

Though enormously popular, most prosecco, the minor Italian sparkling wine from Veneto, is middling.

"What makes a sauropod a sauropod is its most conspicuous feature, its enormously long neck," he said.