Sentence examples for makes is enormous from inspiring English sources

Bath are enjoying their rugby again and the difference that makes is enormous.

The effort made is enormous.

The impact that we can make is enormous when you think about how many Americans rely on this.

"These figures, compared to what real people make, are enormous, but compared to what Wall Street executives made in 2006 and 2007 it's a fraction of the pay," Mr. Johnson said.

The journey Camus made was enormous – a telegram explaining that he had won the Nobel prize had to be read to his illiterate mum by a neighbour – but it brought him back, in The First Man, the novel he was working on at the time of his death in 1960, aged 46, to the land and history that had formed him.

But she concedes that the challenges of making it work are enormous.

"The scale of the change we've got to make is quite enormous," he added.

As with classic British work such as Brief Encounter, you sense that the slightest gestures the characters make is loaded with enormous meaning.

The difference this makes in lower costs is enormous; the difference it makes to eventual abatement of the stock of greenhouse gases is zero.

His production is so small because the time involved in making each piece is enormous.

While this shows that we implicitely possess an enormous wealth of information about the functions carried out by genes and genomes, the very fact that this amount is enormous makes it extremely difficult to mine that information easily.