But Mr. Mazarakis's letter also highlights the enormous clout wielded by Goldman's army of traders, many of whom make enormous bets using the firm's own capital and who provide the bulk of the firm's immense profits.
Gladwell claims that greatness requires enormous time, using the source of The Beatles' musical talents and Gates' computer savvy as examples.
/ of very great size; huge or enormous; used to describe the scale of contemporary Chinese art, e.g., "The Cai Guo-Qiang gunpowder painting was so Chigantic, they had to hire Ai Weiwei to design a whole house around it". (See also: Chinormous).
The criminal entrepreneurs who run the supply lines are able to conceal their identity behind front companies, and hide their enormous profits by using the same secretive offshore jurisdictions exploited for tax avoidance by multinational corporations.
The country spent much of the past decade racking up enormous debts and using the services of investment banks such as Goldman Sachs to keep the growing debt burden hidden and off the books.
Regrettably, even with the enormous advantages of using the GFMAPR model over other competing ones, it has a number of weaknesses.
The browning foliage, first noticed last summer, brought Ambrose and fellow UC Berkeley biologist Wendy Baxter to the Giant Forest last month to try to find out what's going on with the sequoias and, in the process, unravel the mystery of their internal plumbing: how these enormous trees use the water that's available to them.
We rip down the steep, open face using the enormous berms to carry our speed over tabletop jumps and into a short straight.
Mr. Putin may be proving himself more adept at using the enormous powers of his office to consolidate central control than his often ailing predecessor.
The network announced the move Monday, which follows what has been a CBS pattern: using the enormous audience for the game — over 100 million viewers — to lift a new show by exposing it to hordes of viewers.
