Sentence examples for made immensely from inspiring English sources

This was made immensely difficult because the NCB would not negotiate.

That task has been made immensely more difficult by Turkey's refusal to allow its territory to be used as a jumping-off point.

One selection was from the introduction Christopher wrote for the paperback reissue of "Hitch-22" while gravely ill: "Another element of my memoir — the stupendous importance of love, friendship and solidarity — has been made immensely more vivid to me by recent experience.

As a result, they are more likely to develop problems, in addition to their cardiac defect and end up visiting several different doctors before an actual diagnosis is made, immensely increasing the cost of visits until reaching the final diagnosis, as evident in our study.

By 1973, both were no longer with the company they had helped make immensely profitable, including a very acceptable profit on its classical music business.

Later, after the war that scattered the friends far and wide, my father, now, like Dylan, a family man, and living on the beautiful Gower peninsula, not far from Laugharne, would make "immensely enjoyable" trips to see his friend at the Boathouse.

Watching the demonstration on Wednesday made me immensely nostalgic.

It was not the first Dutch settlement in North America, but the advantages of its location made it immensely valuable.

"Avery Fisher made an immensely important and extraordinary gift to Lincoln Center in 1973 when it was most needed," the letter said.

Its position on the banks of the Euphrates River, and its role as a thriving center of Silk Road trade, made it immensely wealthy.

Mr. Allen's stake in the company made him immensely wealthy, worth an estimated $13.5 billion, enabling him to own two professional sports teams, the Portland Trail Blazers and the Seattle Seahawks, and finance ambitious research projects on artificial intelligence and mapping the brain.