Sentence examples for enormously for the from inspiring English sources

It has changed enormously – for the better.

Still, paychecks grew enormously for the top players.

It compensates enormously for the stress and the long hours.

"The atmosphere has changed enormously for the better since you were here," Ms. Rosenbaum said.

Getting the answer right matters enormously for the future of shared English life.

Mencken, in 1925, he wrote, "Jazz, the blues, Negro spirituals, all stimulate me enormously for the moment.

I admire her enormously for having the courage to do something positive, but lately I've started to wonder if being an outspoken fiftysomething woman looking for work puts another black mark against us in addition to the fact that we are older.

Prince William thanked the president "enormously" for inviting him to the Great Hall of the People and said: "It's been a long interest of mine, for many years, to come and visit China".

Orwell was, elsewhere, raised to heights of mirthful satire by the odour of leftwing "crankishness": "It would help enormously, for instance, if the smell of crankishness which still clings to the Socialist movement could be dispelled.

It's enormously expensive for the developers when this thing drags on and on".

And I am enormously sad for the families and friends of the men killed and injured.