Sentence examples similar to enormous start from inspiring English sources

Yet the enormous start-up costs in the newspaper industry take a toll, and the stock market has not been enthusiastic.

The potential market for the technology is enormous, starting with governments and companies.

However, continuous production of the amount of dust observed over the course of Vega's lifetime would require an enormous starting mass estimated as hundreds of times the mass of Jupiter.

His deep voice starts percolating, his enormous hands start waving and his sleepy eyes start dancing.

Sony, the consumer electronics giant, has an enormous head start on Microsoft.

When Kenyans compete against Europeans or North Americans, the Kenyans come to the track with an enormous head start.

They compensated for their academic shortcomings by developing superior social skills, and, when they reached the workplace, those compensatory skills gave them an enormous head start.

That would give it an enormous head start over potential competitors, but the company does not yet have a track record or a proven product.

Yet that early refinement at Google gave it an enormous head start over an average open source project — which could account for its meteoric rise.

With huge public and private investments in staff and infrastructure built up over decades and superb research institutions and universities that lead the world, the U.S. retains an enormous head start on its new competitors, even if its traditional advantages of size and economic flexibility no longer guarantee dominance.

During that period, though, China's economy will undoubtedly be booming thanks to its enormous head start.