Sentence examples for enormously greater from inspiring English sources

The enormously greater salaries in the N.F.L. since my day are another.

Certainly a supernova's energy output is enormously greater than that of an ordinary nova.

The cost of this undertaking is enormously greater than the cost of the building of the original subways as all costs have increased with the years.

Second, why not instead sink resources into learning how economically to tap an enormously greater source of nuclear energy, our sun?

The range of motion of the pectoral girdle and in particular of the scapula is enormously greater than that of the pelvic girdle.

But I have to ask when Sinead O'Connor and fellow boycotters are going to express concern about the enormously greater human suffering caused by the Syrian government and Isis, not to mention Islamic extremists in Nigeria and North Africa?

"Anybody who announces something initially and provides enormously great detail runs a terrible risk of having it fail because of particular flaws rather than the overall genius of the idea," said Ross K. Baker, a professor of political science at Rutgers University.

and enormously great value, and unbundled from traditional cable business.

And he has benefitted enormously from the great asset-price boom of the past twenty years.

He introduced me to a writer I admired enormously, Lillian Ross, a great friend of John's, who had written the brilliant book 'Picture' about the making of the film 'The Red Badge Of Courage' directed by John in the 1950's.

These two populations differ enormously on a great number of factors and it is therefore important to question how much, or indeed whether, stereotype threat applied to the ethnic minority students in this study.