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The same computation carried out for 3 × 1019 atoms would show that one would have to wait interminably (i.e., enormously longer than the age of the universe) for the number on one side to fluctuate even by as little as one part per million.

Her prestige has gone up enormously since she no longer has to explain to people whom she works for.

There are some economies that look especially exposed to Donald Trump: Mexico would suffer enormously if goods can no longer cross the Rio Grande so freely.

Soft drinks in the U.S. are enormously profitable, but it's no longer a growth business.

Our economy has changed enormously, and the old rules no longer apply in the ways they once did.

Referring to graduate students, he said, "We're enormously dependent on foreign students, and no longer just in engineering".

We have traveled an enormously long way, but have an even longer uncharted road ahead.

To Augustine and his opponents, like today's Trotskyites, yes, enormously.Indeed, the church having more divisions and longer life-expectancy than Marxism, they matter still.

"We could have done it better and quicker, but not enormously quicker," he said, adding: "The medieval cathedral builders took longer".

Our digital presence is growing enormously, both in the UK and overseas, and we are no longer a British newspaper but a global media organisation.

But longer term, a DoCoMo linkup with AOL could prove enormously useful to the Japanese company in its effort to expand internationally.