Sentence examples for enormous when the from inspiring English sources

BOSTON — The stage, washed in white light, looks enormous when the curtain goes up on William Forsythe's "Second Detail," the opening piece on the Boston Ballet triple bill at the opera house here.

"The pressure was big all day but it was really enormous when the match started, something I've never experienced before.

For not very small drops the effect is subtle, but the pressure difference becomes enormous when the drop sizes approach the molecular size.

The stage was too small for Earth, Wind, and Fire, and so they were scratched; and yet it seemed enormous when Gabrielle Giffords, the former congresswoman, who is still recovering from a gunshot to her head, slowly walked across it, to lead the delegates in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

It stopped short of the hole, which had seemed impossible before the stroke, and the acclamation was enormous when he holed the winning putt.

Thus, if one compares a Latin American with educated parents with his or her American counterpart, the difference in years of education is minimal, but the difference becomes enormous when one compares the children of noneducated parents from Latin America and the United States.

In most cases, the potential savings are enormous when compared with the cost of a breach.

The ROI of creating a brand ambassador for life is enormous when compared to the peanuts you are spending on the influencer campaign.

The personal loan market is enormous when compared to the credit card market in that country.

The project would require some 30 terawatt-years of non-carbon-based energy, enormous when compared to the three terawatts of electric power produced by the world today.

These sums, while tiny compared to those incurred by larger nations, were enormous when scaled against the white population of less than 70,000 that accounted for most of the colony's economic output.