Sentence examples for tremendously larger from inspiring English sources

What is unusual about this T? It's tremendously larger than anything else I have done.

"Since the N.C.A.A. changed the standards," he continued, "the gap between the average 'specially admitted' athlete and the average student in the classroom has gotten tremendously larger.

A tremendously larger fund isn't appropriate for our strategy, and that's to invest $10 million to $25 million initially, which not a lot of folks do.

Most people believed that diffusion-weighted image contrast would largely be lost in DWI during free breathing, because respiratory motion is tremendously larger than diffusion.

Humans actually have tremendously large penises compared to closest primate relatives.

Is it some tremendously large and thus unnatural cancellation between different effects, or rather a new theoretical structure like supersymmetry?

"I see a fundamentally, tremendously large shift since the 1980s," she said, adding that preventing waste is no longer "seen as a weird thing or a niche thing".

"This is a tremendously large thumb on the scale of a developing digital music ecosystem," said Casey Rae-Hunter, deputy director of the Future of Music Coalition, an artists' advocacy group, which last week wrote to the F.T.C. outlining its objections.

And while Pantene got on the feminism bandwagon last year with a commercial about double standards launched in the Philippines, let us not forget their ad in Brazil that used a tremendously large breasted woman to hawk shampoo.

"I think the thing about David Blaine is that he was able to take close-up magic and brought it to a whole new, tremendously large audience," said Steve Cuiffo, 25, a performer and magician who has known Mr. Blaine for more than 10 years.

"It's a tremendously large market that almost nobody knows anything about".