Sentence examples for through the tremendous from inspiring English sources

Patience to let the system work through the tremendous amount of deleveraging required because of years of rising leverage.

"In many cases people aren't willing to go through the tremendous expense and distraction of prosecuting somebody".

One of the Times' main goals, he added, "is to have something that cuts through the tremendous amount of sound and fury out there".

I can suggest him and allow the audience to enter into that world through the tremendous writers and producers and all the craftsmen and women and designers who put us in clothes and wigs.

Through him, the tremendous emotional and intellectual charge of the times is superbly evoked.

"Through this, the tremendous progress in reducing the number of child deaths each year in Viet Nam can be accelerated, saving even more lives".

"Child deaths from pneumonia and diarrhoea can be significantly reduced by tackling these problems and focusing efforts on the poorest communities," said Zaka. "Through this, the tremendous progress in reducing the number of child deaths each year in East Asia and the Pacific can be accelerated, saving even more lives".

If these same people had been exposed from early youth to great masterpieces of literature and had learned through them to appreciate the tremendous diversity of human mores and beliefs held by other groups, with the same degree of sincerity that they themselves possess, they would be less likely to be as harsh, intolerant, and rigid as they are.

Mr. Gore will tell you about the wind blowing through the corridor that stretches from Mexico to Canada, through the Plains states, and the tremendous amounts of electricity that would come from capturing the energy of that wind — enough to light up cities and towns from coast to coast.

Knowing the constant anxiety which thousands of people are going through day by day, and the tremendous problems that lie ahead of us, one feels the need for dedication to his task on the part of every elected or appointed servant of the people serving in government during this period".

But you've spent 400 pages with these characters, going through these tremendous struggles; you can't just leave the reader hanging.