Sentence examples for tremendous testament from inspiring English sources

The deal "is a tremendous testament to the ability of our industry leaders to transform the seafood market and help drive changes on the water," Rupert Howes, chief executive of the council, said in a statement.

But I guess it's also fair to say that it is testimony to the paper's revamp and, to quote the Trinity Mirror executive who runs the Scottish division, Allan Rennie, it "is a tremendous testament to the hard work and talent of editor John Hutcheson and all his team".

MK Dons manager Karl Robinson: "I have just gone in and had a bit of an argument with some of the players because I went in and said 'well done' and they are disappointed at not winning here tonight, so that in itself is a tremendous testament to them.

"For her to make her worldwide Pride debut here in Long Beach is a tremendous testament to the popularity of our celebration and to the strength of our community".

Verdi's music is a tremendous testament to what the human spirit is capable of when facing the most terrifying conditions.

It's a grand, joyful testament.

Its tremendous growth is a testament to its success.

But at the time the grant was made, Beshear said, "The creation of 100 new jobs and a $5 million investment in the Commonwealth will have a tremendous impact and is a testament to our ongoing commitment to support our existing industries".

The tunnels are one testament to the tremendous effort needed to build a railroad through this mishmash of granite and shale.

An increase of $5 billion in Medicaid funds "would be a huge shot in the arm for New York, and is a testament to the tremendous effort by Senator Schumer as we face this increasingly difficult fiscal climate," Mr. Paterson said.

This transformation is, among other things, an incredible testament to the tremendous success of America's 60 years of leadership in promoting rule of law, open markets, peace and stability across the Asia-Pacific region and around the world.