Sentence examples for if tremendous from inspiring English sources

But what if tremendous pain — or happiness — precedes them?

Therefore, tooth replacement is still of paramount importance in health care, even if tremendous efforts have been made by dental researchers in cariology and periodontology to treat and prevent the two main causes of edentulism: dental caries and periodontal diseases [4].

"If you think for one minute," she said, as if exerting tremendous self-control, "that I am going to spend my Christmas holidays in Manchester, Liverpool and Bognor Regis in pursuit of the perfect panto…".

But Lohan was, if not tremendous, a minor revelation.

His lawyer, Philip Karasyk, issued a brief statement and then said that Detective Vasquez felt as if "a tremendous weight has been lifted from his and his family's shoulders".

"Suddenly, amazed, she sees that she is thoroughly ashamed that Malcolm was murdered," writes Mr. McFarland, "as if such tremendous bad luck has somehow marked her socially, lowered her into the ranks of all the hapless hopeless people (not anything like herself) whom tragedy befalls, whose names and plights and photographs end up in the Metro Section of the newspaper.

Speaking in support of an atomic energy control bill in front of Congress in 1945, Dr. Borst said he helped start the Federation of Atomic Scientists "to create a realization of the dangers that this nation and all civilization will face if the tremendous destructive potential of nuclear energy is misused".

High flying companies like Datadog, Sisense, and Dataminr could potentially IPO late this year or early next year if their tremendous growth continues.

Subjectively, you get a car that makes you feel nearly guilt-free about driving and one that also happens to be roomy and comfortable, with decent if not tremendous cargo room.

Imagine if the tremendous resources devoted toward building the weapons of war were spent on, say, anything else.

They speak as if a tremendous burden has been removed and they are no longer hindered by their past.