Sentence examples for enormous means from inspiring English sources

The number, while still enormous, means increasing competition among the R.E.O.

The tests, he said, showed "the enormous means" available to Spanish banks to overcome any deepening of the crisis.

He reckons that three-quarters of the members of TechAviv, a network of entrepreneurs that he set up, are start-ups with fewer than ten employees.And making a business into something not merely big but enormous means resisting bigger companies' blandishments of a few million dollars, or even a few hundred million.

In the case of Mr. Soros, his enormous wealth means he can do whatever he wants.

Nanoparticles present high surface-to-volume ratios, and this enormous surface means that proteins may be bound onto the particle surface.

"A shark getting to this enormous size means that the older the female, the more offspring [she] has produced throughout her life.

By enormous, I mean about two inches long.

The book's sheer scope and enormous cast mean that characters frequently feel like whimsical apparitions.

"The massive costs and enormous risks mean it's undeliverable, and the taxpayer will be saddled with the bill for failure.

Johnson spent seven productive seasons with the Hawks, but subpar performances in the postseason, combined with his enormous salary, meant that his trade was greeted with relief that neared glee in Georgia.

When I say enormous, I mean enormous.