Sentence examples for enormous because from inspiring English sources

My BlackBerry bill must have been enormous because I replied to them all".

MR. RHYS It was enormous because it was so present for us [in Cardiff, Wales, where Mr. Rhys grew up].

The implications are enormous because it means that financial systems may crumble even if most banks are fundamentally sound.

The implications are potentially enormous because of questions over the role of the popular two-term governor, John Rowland.

"The pressure on the union and the players was enormous because of all the concerns about competitive balance," he said.

Political resistance is enormous because of the devastating economic effect that the demise of a car factory has on the surrounding community.

That doctors are performing CCSVI surgery, he said, is "just that much more extraordinary, because the hype has been so enormous and because of the serious risk".

It's an unsatisfying debate, not because the issues aren't important — they're enormous — but because both sides are often less than frank about their interests.

"Yet, it was an enormous laugh — because the audience identified.

The Circle has enormous power because it has become the primary gateway to the Internet.

Even without certified provenance, the booze will command an enormous price, because the nose knows.