Sentence examples for enormous among from inspiring English sources

Credit-card, loan and other debt is enormous among those who cannot afford to buy everything our consumerist society convinces them they need (or even what they really need).

Rubin, whose influence remained enormous among the new Obama appointees, left Treasury to join Citigroup, a mega-bank that took on ever-riskier, life-threatening stances during his tenure while he managed to snare $126 million in cash and stock.

The temptation will be enormous among Trump critics to be rejectionist — to adopt the approach that the Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell, took after Barack Obama was elected president in 2008: reflexive, unyielding opposition in the hope of making Trump a one-term president.

The poll, conducted from Sept. 25 to Oct. 1, showed Mr. de Blasio, the city's public advocate, with a comfortable lead among white voters and an enormous one among blacks and Hispanics.

Still, most strategists agree that he will need enormous turnout among blacks and white liberals and among Hispanic voters in the Rio Grande Valley to pull off a win.

She was famous among us for her great short story "A Night Among the Horses," and her novel "Nightwood" attained enormous popularity among young European intellectuals all the way from Rome to Berlin.

With the world's second-largest economy and one of the world's biggest development aid budgets, Japan carries enormous clout among developing countries like South Africa -- and even more so among its impoverished neighbors.

But while zeppelins inspire enormous loyalty among those who work on them and a sense of wonder among all who watch them soar, the financial returns have barely gotten off the ground.

On the PPP poll, Gingrich trails Romney by five points (36 to 31percentt) among those who have not voted early, so Gingrich would require an enormous reversal among voters in order to prevail.

The Egyptian Army commands enormous respect among civilians.

The stoppage of these, says the "Standard," must cause enormous distress among the poor.