Sentence examples for enormously not only from inspiring English sources

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

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.

In recent years, the demand on nanostructured materials increased enormously not only because of the miniaturization of devices but also because of the appearance of modified physical properties of nanosized objects compared to their bulk material.

Whatever either of them may have taken, they have given back enormously, not only in the wired and now unwired world they helped to create, but also in their generosity with their billions.

It matters enormously, not only to those of us working in the theater but for the endangered quality of life in our country". Composer Stephen Sondheim pleads "that drama programs as comprehensive as yours must find some way to survive". The Stanford Alumni in Entertainment, with 250 influential members based in Hollywood, has started its own letter campaign.

Johannes Wedenig, UNICEF Representative for Guyana, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago joined UNICEF colleagues in emphasizing that "the costs of not paying attention to this concern, of not addressing it effectively now, multiply enormously – not only for the child, but in economic losses to communities in the future.

For such companies, a foothold in the nation's largest school district can be enormously profitable, not only generating substantial income but also providing a platform for marketing and media attention.

He went on to describe Lady Gaga as being enormously talented not only as a singer but as a dancer and a pianist — and he suggested that, at the same time, under all her makeup and marketing, she was just a normal human being, "a sweet little Italian-American girl who studied at N.Y.U".

Dealing with events of the 1860s and 1870s, the most crucial period in Japanese history, it was enormously ambitious, not only because of the large number of political actors and power centres involved, but also because of the huge volume of writings by Japanese historians and the abundance of primary sources.

Lisa Elmqvist Far less formal than any of the other restaurants discussed here, this fish market cafe (open only until 5 p.m). is enormously popular, not only for its location -- smack in the middle of the beautifully constructed and preserved Ostermalm indoor food market built in 1888 -- but also for the quality of its seafood.

Bryce Nelson, a professor of journalism at the University of Southern California who served as spokesman for the Christopher Commission, which investigated the Police Department after the Rodney King beating in 1991, said, "If these charges are proved true, it will be enormously depressing not only to people in the gay and lesbian community but to the city as a whole".