Sentence examples for enormously not from inspiring English sources

Customer word-of-mouth matters enormously, not just for sleepers but for all hits.

The role and power of judges vary enormously, not only from country to country but often within a single country as well.

He's grown enormously, not least in his capacity to understand his mistakes, as well as to begin to recognise at last his successes.

But for the moment, he repeats, he is enjoying it all enormously, not least the dome: "I am pleased I have done it, because it is an unusual job.

People instinctively understand that homeownership conveys good feelings about belonging in our society, and that such feelings matter enormously, not only to our economic success but also to the pleasure we can take in it.

The whole nation mourned when an MP and friend, Jo Cox, who I admired enormously, not least for her open-hearted commitment to inclusion, was murdered by a man presumably so incapable of engaging in dialogue that he resorted to taking her life.

If carbon caps are enacted by America earlier than that, GE's already fast-growing wind-turbine business, as well as its long-established nuclear-reactor business, would also benefit enormously.Not enough green?If Ecomagination is not greenwash and might even make GE some money that still leaves the final, and hardest, question: can the company pull it off?

It doesn't hurt that Adele is an apt hero — enormously talented, not rail thin, recently returned from vocal-cord surgery, and believably moved when collecting the trophies she must have known she would win.

Former colleagues recall an enormously clever, not terribly political young woman; when she left for the Bank of England - not the natural habitat of a classic activist - few predicted a political future.

Some improved their strength enormously, some not at all.

Its largely criminal economy based on smuggling had benefited some individuals enormously but not the country.