The idea that the first President Bush could not transform his immense post-war popularity into a second term is now a Washington cliché.
The great leaps forward of China and India came after the immense post-war Social Democratic and Christian Democratic achievements in Europe had begun to be taken for granted.
The renovated warehouse once a glass factory, then a door factory feels today like an immense, post-industrial cathedral complex one can easily get lost in.
With all the talk of war, the Administration has not explicitly acknowledged, let alone explained to the American people, the immense post-war commitment that will be required to create a stable Iraq.
What Goff made clear was that members of the community were in a state of immense pain ("post-traumatic-stress syndrome" was the term they often used), but they were alive, and feeling joy in their pews — and at their jobs, and at their Bible classes and dinner tables and Sunday strolls — because of the depth of their spiritual lives.
"We appreciate your respecting the Dietz family's privacy in this time of immense sorrow," the post read.
One of the great strengths of the U.S. higher education system is its immense diversity, with post-secondary educational institutions of many kinds preparing for meaningful careers everyone from performing artists to nurses to video game designers, teenagers and grandparents, in small classrooms and large online communities.
New treasury chief John Snow could save the U.S. and the West immense grief in post-Saddam Hussein Iraq and the Middle East by pushing pro-growth economic policies in that blighted area.
Many have cited the "immense contribution" to post-war Britain and institutions like the NHS as the reason that Commonwealth citizens' treatment is so unforgivable.
The president announced to Congress that he would "make no distinction between the terrorists who commit these acts and those who harbor them". By calling the campaign a "war," the administration summoned into action the immense, technically revolutionized, post-Cold War American military machine, which had lacked any clear enemy for over a decade.
With a circulation of about 3 million, the Saturday Evening Post had immense influence in midcentury America.
