Sentence examples for marked by enormous from inspiring English sources

The early years of childhood are marked by enormous strides in the understanding and use of language.

This period was marked by enormous individual accomplishments — not just the eighty-one-point outburst but four consecutive games in which he scored at least fifty — and little in the way of team success to match.

The Afar Rift in Ethiopia is marked by enormous gashes that signal the breakup of the African continent and the beginnings of a new ocean basin, scientists think.

Branstad's tenure was marked by enormous tax increases -- particularly two sales tax hikes and one gas tax increase -- and the former governor doubled the state budget in his time in office.

The past two decades have been  marked by the enormous leaps in  prosperity that some call the Asian miracle.

"The electoral process is marked by the enormous disillusion and rejection on the part of most Mexicans," he added.

Mr. Suozzi, a Democrat, was elected in this fabled Republican stronghold last November after years of county fiscal mismanagement marked by recurring deficits, enormous debt and near junk bond ratings.

The years after World War II were marked by increased urbanization and by enormous growth in both industry and population.

Given China's "unsettled" contemporary context, marked by several decades of enormous economic, social, and cultural changes, we might expect that mothering practices are more subject to debate, reflection, and explicit articulation than was the case a generation ago.

The first half of the 20th century was marked by two world wars that caused enormous physical and economic destruction in Europe and a Great Depression that wrought economic devastation in both Europe and the United States.

The world she depicts is one in which a speech before Parliament may be fuelled by wine; unionists plot to create financial panic, should reform fail to pass; and the social scene, built on enormous wealth, is marked by "the gossiping of the hostesses contributing the soprano voices to the choir of rumbling political basses.