Sentence examples for point of enormous from inspiring English sources

The enrichment is a point of enormous pride to Iranians and a high card in an escalating game of brinkmanship that might one day turn deadly.

But you know to be first is also to run the risk of missing the point, of putting enormous energy into aspects of a life that may become irrelevant.

But to view the whole Skolkovo project as a mere building site could be missing the point of the enormous resources available to the team there and the continuing political capital it enjoys.

Of course, almost all the oil majors can rely on two points of strength: enormous financial power and very low indebtedness, both the result of cash flows from investments made 20 or 30 years ago.

The party can point to enormous achievements.

"BAM might still see a glorious future," Anatoly had told us back at Tynda, pointing to enormous stacks of lumber next to the station bound for East Asian markets.

What, for example, was the point of cutting such enormous rocks?

From a private investor's point of view, the enormous potential hardly seems worth the costs and risks.

The point of having an enormous amount of money is not to have to think about the stuff and thus to be free to turn one's thoughts to more spiritual matters, like the mystical proportions of the Golden Ratio and why everyone in the depths of a recession keeps banging on unpoetically about growth and unemployment.

The presence of leaf gas films, lack of tissue porosity or other morphological traits of the leaf, as well as photochemical differences and biochemical responses to the imposed condition, are very important characteristics that from a holistic point of view have enormous impacts on the estuarine water column chemistry as a habitat for heterotrophic species.

Within Hollywood, the alignment of guild awards points to enormous good will for "The King's Speech," a British-made film that is distributed in the United States by the Weinstein Company.