Sentence examples for tremendous encounter from inspiring English sources

The second game was the inaugural State Championship, in which Northern Pride of Cairns, a feeder to North Queensland Cowboys and Queensland champions, shocked the winners of the New South Wales Cup, Penrith Panthers reserves, to clinch a tremendous encounter.

"This meant a tremendous sexual encounter, but it all worked very well because she was a completely proper person.

A second limitation is the tremendous attenuation encountered in highly scattering media such as cancellous bone, which results in highly damped backscatter signals.

When I shared these revelations with others, however -- in publications and speeches in observance of his holiday -- I encountered tremendous resistance.

Ruchama Clapman, who runs a small agency that deals with drug and alcohol abuse and sexual molestation largely within the pious Jewish community, recalled that 14 years ago when she started her agency she encountered tremendous resistance simply talking about the problems, "and it took many years before the community was accepting that we had these issues in our community".

It is noted that the study area lacks proper sewage drainage system and also encounters tremendous surface/urban runoff (effluent) during monsoon season.

But he says the ban is encountering tremendous pushback from Big Tobacco and e-cigarette manufacturers.

As a young hippie in the mid '70s hitch-hiking across Europe and Africa, I encountered tremendous hostility towards Americans because of US foreign policy.

During the four years that Longitude has been working in Ghana we have encountered tremendous political and governmental roadblocks that make Meshach's work even harder.

Brian Byrnes of Santa Fe Community Foundation encountered tremendous board resistance to a shift in investment strategy; to counter that he took the board through an analysis that revealed their level of investment in areas contrary to their mission.

I encountered tremendous enthusiasm for this cause from people like Dion Brown, executive director of the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center in Indianoloa, and C. Sade Turnipseed, who opened da' House of Khafre culture center in 2010, and is determined to build the Cotton Pickers of America Monument and Sharecroppers Interpretive Center.