Sentence examples for enormous increase of from inspiring English sources
Dr. Seymour believes that the enormous increase of jellyfish near the shore has brought rarer, more deadly subspecies into contact with humans for the first time.
Although the United Nations' report noted the enormous increase of secondary forests, it is unclear how to describe or define them.
It's "Super Fly" — which also had a drug-dealer hero — without the cartoon cruddiness and the put-on violence and with an enormous increase of range and detail: How is the drug business actually done?
And then bolder ones will come along who will go further, to peeping and showing — and soon we shall have accepted in the technique of analysis the whole repertoire of demi-viergerie and petting parties, resulting in an enormous increase of interest in psychoanalysis among both analysts and patients. . .
"The message we are getting from their statement of the enormous increase of ticket price is that instead of the scalpers getting the money, 'Why not us?,' " said Isabelle Stevenson, the chairwoman the American Theater Wing, which founded the Tony Awards.
Hence, there has been an enormous increase of such video contents on the Internet.
Today, because of the enormous increase in the velocity of communications and the diffusion of literacy, the assimilation of foreign languages requires mere decades, or even years, rather than centuries.
These sums represent an enormous increase from those of recent decades, said Robert L. Spangenberg, president of a consulting firm that studies indigent defense systems for governments, bar associations and others.
This enormous increase in complexity of image-based data necessitates the application of informatics methods for the analysis, mining and reconstruction of these spatial graph data structures.
With increasing sequence lengths predictive accuracy decreases presumably because of the enormous increase in the number of potential base pairings that can be made as sequence length increases [ 42].
If it computes, it's only at the enormous increase in cost of digging and shipping coal.
