Sentence examples for tremendous more from inspiring English sources

READING "Harlot's Ghost" by Norman Mailer is tremendous, more than 1,000 pages, beautifully written and in a setting you'd think no one could ever use as a basis for literature.

"Development-wise, it would do a great deal, because I'm able to go and throw those four pitches every five days and get, obviously, a tremendous more amount of innings if I am starting," Hughes said Tuesday, adding later: "But it basically comes down to what the team wants.

Given that the direct and indirect economic costs associated with drug abuse are tremendous (more than $193 billion in the U.S. in 2007; see U.S. Department of Justice, 2011), and that MMT has been shown to be effective in reducing patients' drug dependence, it follows that MMT should be considered a viable way to control and prevent the adverse consequences associated with drug abuse.

So far, he said, "Feedback from listeners has been tremendous, and more and more people are incorporating personal healthy lifestyle changes, as a result.

"We know a tremendous amount more about his sexual development.

Pakistan, therefore, needs to spend a tremendous amount more, but it does not have those funds.

Back then, there was a tremendous variety, more eccentricity of style.

It's a tremendous book – more tremendous, in my view, when you know how it was written, and how absent King really was.

He also points to the positive impact of globalization, particularly in China and India: "Poverty reduction has been tremendous, and more is yet to come".

Scanlan is a tremendous actor: more than able to turn her considerable comedy talents down a notch to play a straight character who can be funny, rather than a funny character.

If the theory that the universe began in a single tremendous explosion more than 10 billion years ago is correct, as most scientists believe, then a few millionths of a second after that instant, the cosmos was filled with a fiery sea of particles that scientists refer to -- inelegantly -- as a quark-gluon plasma.