Sentence examples for an extraordinarily big from inspiring English sources

"This is an extraordinarily big step toward getting year-round controls," Mr. Lehner said.

However, he also expressed practical concerns about the affordability of implementing the policy early: "It is an extraordinarily big shift in the tax system, and it costs billions – that's basically the problem".

But I find it hard to cheer the idea that Mr Cameron took an extraordinarily big decision last night about our relations with Europe because he was so convinced he could not win arguments in Brussels about those regulations.A final thought.

In the city centre there would be an extraordinarily big shopping centre with everything you could possibly need.

The U.S. had an extraordinarily big number of very low rankings for a country that received such a high overall ranking as #7.

An extraordinarily big thing might happen in the world of marine conservation next month at a meeting in Germany of a little known international commission.

In other words, inflation predicts an extraordinarily large number of disconnected Big Bangs that each look like their own Universe, far bigger than the observable part.

In 1928, Howerton was paired with an extraordinarily large circus sideshow performer known as "Tom Ton" and billed as the "Human Atom" and "Big Baby Elephant".

I rather doubt that it was extraordinarily big.

"You need special materials to build pipelines that are over three to five meters in diameter, which is extraordinarily big, and the pipeline needs to go about 1,000 meters deep, to get the cold water," Mr. Dubau said.

The consensus in the Berlin startup ecosystem is that we are still missing one extraordinarily big success.