Sentence examples for to tremendously from inspiring English sources
adverb
Greatly; enormously
- I enjoyed the performance tremendously.
One road leads to tremendously diminished marine life.
Moreover, News Corp., with its financial resources and its distribution capacity, could provide Saban with access to tremendously expanded opportunities.
They sound really great with better stereo separation and can be cranked to tremendously loud volumes that can be heard three houses down, let alone around the house.
He genuinely believed that technology and these 'thinking machines' were going to tremendously improve our lives, even without the huge benefit of hindsight we now have".
And Trump's running mate, Indiana Governor Mike Pence, said he was simply referring to "tremendously unified" voting block with "great political power".
If all doctors switched to Lucentis, "You are going to tremendously jack up the cost to the country and achieve absolutely nothing," said Dr. Jon Adleberg, a retina specialist in Chesapeake, Va.
While you had to work tremendously hard to be successful, it actually tended to be a flexible job.
"Open wireless is widely recognised to be tremendously beneficial to the public".
Once these disadvantages are overcome, the market potential of CES is expected to rise tremendously due to their outstanding efficacy.
I see it as something that is going to expand tremendously in the years to come".
"And now to take this away just seems to be tremendously unfair".
