Sentence examples for enormously against from inspiring English sources

The value of the dollar has also appreciated enormously against most regional currencies.

This involves no shenanigans on the day of the election itself, but still militates enormously against what most people would characterise as a "free and fair" election.

And that has enormously complicated the war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

I believe in the greatness of the Russian people, who suffered enormously and fought bravely against terrible adversity to save your nation.

Mrs. Goodhue told voters that year that Mr. Pataki was "a very nice fellow; the only thing is, how come he wants my seat?" In his autobiography, Mr. Pataki recalled the race as "an arduous primary battle against an enormously popular incumbent".

Mr. Saro-Wiwa, who was executed in 1995 despite an international campaign calling for his release, described Mr. Diigbo in a book he wrote in prison as "quite a godsend" and credited him with helping the movement enormously in its struggle against the Nigerian military regime and the environmental ravages he said were caused by Shell Oil.

I'll miss riding against him enormously.

At the end of a long and physically draining season which has seen them already exceed all expectations, can they possibly rouse themselves for one final mammoth effort against an enormously motivated Real team who are firmly focused on ending their 12-year wait for their tenth European title?

But we're up against an enormously powerful alliance: pharmaceutical companies that are making billions, and a profession that is self-interested.

As populist ideas like Medicare for All take center stage in the 2020 primaries, Democrats will have to turn against an enormously powerful foe — Wall Street — to both finance their ambitious proposals and prove they're standing up for the working class.

She has lifted the profile enormously of that heinous crime against women".