Sentence examples for tremendous it would from inspiring English sources

Although the total financial loss was not tremendous, it would be better for the government to prevent unnecessary financial loss due to medication oversupply and spend the saved money to improve the healthcare system.

"And I was thinking what more of a tremendous thing it would be for young black kids to know something of this magnitude and this complexity was done by someone who looked like them," Carson said.

Howard J. Rubenstein, the public relations executive and a friend of Mr. Bloomberg's who has also represented the mayor's company, said that although his expressed goal of giving away the bulk of his fortune would give him tremendous clout, it would not be enough to satisfy him.

The economic return-on-investment could be tremendous, and it would protect our infrastructure and prevent another Katrina-like disaster more effectively and inexpensively than any other plan.

A joke among industry insiders is "what a tremendous relief it would be if the book industry & publishing houses just updated their business practices to the 20th century, never mind the 21st".

This is a tremendous reporting, but it would be useful for the readers to know the context of this report.

MING ZENG: It is changing slowly now, but it takes tremendous effort and it would probably take take another decade or more for more Chinese companies to become truly innovators.

Such a move would of course come as a tremendous shock, and it would be essential to protect Italy and France at once by making far-reaching concessions that shift the remaining euro area towards mutualisation of debt and the creation of a banking union.

Permira would not comment on the record, but a source close to the company told TechCrunch Informatica had tremendous potential or it wouldn't have bought it.

I had a tremendous fear that it would happen again.

"If we project this to Hong Kong then our mental health needs would be tremendous". It is widely assumed among mental health professionals in Hong Kong that mental illness is vastly under-diagnosed.