Sentence examples for made enormously from inspiring English sources
"The Emerald Necklace could be made enormously more attractive than it is today.
Blind Lemon Jefferson, a country blues singer in the early days of recorded music, made enormously popular records for Paramount in the mid-1920s, buthehe known details of his life would fit comfortably inside a small toolbox.
He had just brought insider-trading charges against two S.A.C. employees: Michael Steinberg, a high-level portfolio manager who was close to Cohen, and Mathew Martoma, a former portfolio manager, who had made enormously profitable trades in two pharmaceutical companies, Elan and Wyeth, before Cohen fired him, in 2010.
And potentially volatile situations make enormously watchable TV.
"State and local governments make enormously important decisions, and we cannot allow right-wing Republicans to increasingly control them," he said.
The poetry of heroism appeals irresistibly to those who don't go to a war, and even more to those whom the war is making enormously wealthy.
Where Daniel Ellsberg had to laboriously copy 7,000 pages of the Pentagon Papers, WikiLeaks can make enormously consequential buried documents available near-instantly.
His steady hand and apolitical nature made him enormously popular.
That made them enormously profitable but complacent about quality and productivity.
Their cheap price tag made pickles enormously popular with the working class.
"It has made an enormously positive difference to shut those computers off," he said.
