Sentence examples for enormously whether from inspiring English sources

I find that if I see a video, it helps me enormously, whether it's putting together a piece of furniture or learning how to use Instagram.

"It depends enormously on whether windows are open, whether the building or the ceiling tiles are disturbed, whether the heating is on - because the heating will circulate fibres more readily than if the building is cold.

Like the Queen of Hearts in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Hughes says, Allsopp is pointing at people she doesn't like and screaming "Off with his head!" Kathryn Hughes, it seems, really, really hates Kirstie Allsopp, and her rage makes the article enormously readable whether you enjoy it for the savaging of Allsopp or for its ridiculous anger-fuelled lapses in reason.

Quotas for size would differ enormously depending on whether tenured faculty, tenure-track faculty, associates, post-graduates, pre-graduates, supporting staff, and close collaborators (some not even in the same location) are counted or not.

The companies still had to pay more to borrow than they used to pay, and investors began to doubt whether their enormously complicated financial statements might be concealing larger problems.

He stresses that it is in practice enormously difficult to know whether, say, a certain biological feature such as nutrition is emergent or not.

But in the case of global warming pollution, he said, "A here is the world and B is the world, and that is such a difference in scale and scope to pose enormously difficult questions" about whether such suits should go forward.

The ability of ROS to affect cFLIP is enormously important for determining whether cells are vulnerable to apoptosis (Geserick et al., 2008), because multiple TRAIL-resistant cancers have shown re-sensitization to TRAIL after cFLIP levels were lowered (Hietakangas et al., 2003; Kim et al., 2008; Lee et al., 2009; Nitobe et al., 2003).

Furthermore, even within income classes of people with roughly similar incomes there is now a crazy quilt of effective rates that vary enormously depending on things like whether one owns a house or rents, whether one has children, how much of one's income is derived from wages or capital, and various other factors.

The number and densities of sequence variants present in heterozygotic eukaryotic genomes varies enormously according to the species, whether they are obligate out-crossers or not, the number and genetic diversity of the cultivars assessed, and whether coding or noncoding regions are being considered.

Yet both are enormously successful, causing many people to question whether the popular management advice in favor of "openness" actually makes business sense.