Sentence examples for represents an enormously from inspiring English sources

Professor David Delpy, chief executive of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), said: "This work represents an enormously important scientific development.

"This represents an enormously powerful opportunity to promote rugby," says Bill Campbell, an enthusiastic supporter of the game who happens to be chairman of Intuit, a technology giant.In this section Dead or alive?

For Miechowski and his colleagues, the initiative represents a way for an industry that has profited enormously from depictions of war to give something back.

Reading this got me thinking about how enormously complex it must be to tease out movie recommendations based solely on an arbitrary number that represents a viewer's opinion of a movie.

Represents a yard that does not often get top-class material and would be an enormously popular winner.

It will be an enormously successful program".

"Clearly, it had to be an enormously long lens.

Building them would be an enormously costly program.

"NewVoiceMedia's cloud-based model simplifies this enormously and makes the capability accessible for smaller businesses, representing a massive global opportunity.

Osteoporotic vertebral fractures represent a major health care problem because they cause severe, debilitating back pain that consequently reduces physical function and enormously affects quality of life.

All genres were represented, including reportage (baogao wenxue), an enormously influential type of writing that was a natural outgrowth of the federation's call for writers to go to the countryside and the front lines.