Sentence examples for became tremendous from inspiring English sources

Though Japan had prevailed over American memory chip makers by the late 1980's, competition among the Japanese firms became tremendous.

Funerals became tremendous shows of wealth; a result of this ostentation was that the stone memorial slabs covering the burial vaults today provide an accurate barometer of the development of Baroque and marble inlay techniques at any specific time.

Not only does he teasingly conceal which of the women can or can't walk but also he dares outrageously to go all the way, taking the stylised orgasmic pumping and tilting to such a baroque, subversive extreme that it becomes tremendous.

A third example is recombinant DNA and other gene-related technologies, which have become tremendous sources of economic value in terms of jobs and business opportunity — the market value of recombinant DNA technology by itself is expected to reach $844 billion by 2025.

As the systems themselves are growing in complexity, the effort of simulations becomes tremendous.

My friends and colleagues who have remained in the classroom have become tremendous educators, many even becoming instructional coaches to new and returning corps members.

He started on comedy and became a tremendous dramatic artist.

Of Marbury, he said: "The little guy really became a tremendous leader out there.

South Korea and China became a tremendous economic success helped in part by focused government investing in major exporting industries.

The playwright tragically died immediately after the final dress rehearsal, just before his play became the tremendous Broadway hit, Rent.

The It Bag Last year, Louis Vuitton released a new handbag line that became a tremendous hit in the marketplace.