Sentence examples for enormously around from inspiring English sources

"Standards of care vary enormously around the country and it's simply unacceptable".

If the same top 2.5% calculation were applied to prices outside London, the point at which a house becomes a "mansion" would vary enormously around the country.

The unlevel field Feeling the pinch Neither truth nor justice ReprintsIt means the "value" of a vote varies enormously around the country.

Throughout New England, pollen content in the air shifted enormously around 1700, when forests began to fall to make way for farming.

The branded merchandise has been enormously successful; around $500 million of Ed Hardy goods are sold annually in places like Romania, Thailand and the United Arab Emirates.

For this reason, the way the Scottish referendum has been conducted will be enormously influential around the world, whatever its outcome.

The state still dominates in strategic "pillar" sectors such as energy production and heavy industries, but private enterprise has expanded enormously, with around 30 million private businesses recorded in 2008.

As airlines keep juggling fees and devising new ones, it has become "enormously complicated" to shop around, Mr. Mitchell said.

Musicians hang from the rafters when Mr. Garrett plays here: though his recent records might not indicate it, he's one of the best around, an enormously gifted, communicative and fluent alto saxophonist with some of Coltrane's terrifying energy.

Estimates of casualties vary enormously, but of the around 480,000 Allied troops involved in the campaign, 180,000 were wounded and 44,000 died, 20,000 of the dead being British.

"Even the chatter about women was discounted enormously by everyone around him," said Steven C. Clemons, director of the American Strategy program at the New America Foundation who first met Mr. Strauss-Kahn in 1998 and was impressed by his strong personality.