Sentence examples for tremendous means from inspiring English sources

It was a tremendous means of communication".

It would give Iran thereby tremendous means to propel its aggression and terrorism throughout the Middle East.

I have been the recipient and the giver of the most tremendous means to connect with someone in each of those hugs, those holds, those carries.

And allow me to be blunt and take it one step further, especially when you are a woman with tremendous means.

This tremendous mass means that proton decay should occur only rarely, with a mean life of about 1035 years.

Pension specialists say that United's tremendous size means that its actions are likely to set a pattern that other airlines will eventually have to follow, cutting or shedding their pension plans to stay competitive.

This tremendous growth means that the U.S. economy is expanding more rapidly than any other developed economy.

That being said, he admits the messaging space is the most competitive on the market today, and requires effort as well as "tremendous financial means".

This tremendous milestone means that we'll be able to save the lives of millions of children regardless of how poor they are.

That tremendous growth means twice as many goods like homes, cars and food; twice as many services like medical care and education; twice as much available for cleaning up the environment and helping the needy.

To the New York Times, he said his "tremendous support" meant he would win the presidency.