Sentence examples for tremendously because of from inspiring English sources

"Retailers are going to benefit tremendously because of the assurances we are giving our customers".

"I'm sure he would have helped me out tremendously, because of the way he studies the game".

"I just really appreciate how our players respond to his leadership, and obviously our organization has benefited tremendously because of the relationship Tom has with his players".

"Land value here has increased tremendously because of investors like Neville, who came here and showed what this valley can deliver," Nicky Krone said.

The price of smelts, she said, has remained the same since last year ($8 for a dozen), but "the price of bird seed has gone up tremendously, because of the gas crisis".

The need for near-field optics has increased tremendously because of the fabrication of metallic nanostructures with tunable surface morphology, allowing unprecedented control over electronic, optical, and mechanical properties [1 8].

"When Nigel came up with this idea of taking the ship down every week I knew that I wanted to do it tremendously because the point of these stories is like the disaster movies my generation grew up on; it's to see how people behave in a disaster".

Had I launched this as a service eight years ago, it would have flopped tremendously because the level of awareness in the city has really grown in leaps and bounds in the past five years.

Complicit felt to me tremendously gripping because of – rather than in spite of – its calculated procrastination.

"This is going to be tremendously controversial because of the institutional investments in the polygraph," Professor Gianelli said.

Dr. Gerald Gabrielse, a professor and chairman of the physics department at Harvard University, called the results "tremendously exciting" because of the possible explanations for the discrepancy.