Sentence examples for tremendously more from inspiring English sources

Boustan shows that migrants themselves gained tremendously, more than doubling their earnings by moving North.

"With the education she's getting, she's already tremendously more qualified than she was two weeks ago," he said.

A new generation of young feminists who came of age online are tremendously more informed than their internet-less predecessors.

"There's tremendously more migration than we thought," said Scott Fraser, the director of the Biological Imaging Institute at Caltech.

Perhaps not surprisingly, in the question about apportioning blame between the two potential malefactors, Tea Party sympathizers were tremendously more likely to assign more blame to the government.

Over the past decade, these computer programs have become "tremendously more sophisticated," said Stephen Lord of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Both the rain forests and our health would benefit tremendously if more people switched from animal-based foods to a more plant-based diet, including soya.

I would like to say that Steve Jobs's work is contributing tremendously, in more than one ways, to making the world a more compassionate place.

The number of publications on the associations between genes and diseases has increased tremendously; with more than 34,000 published articles, the annual number has more than doubled between 2001 and 2008 [ 3, 4].

Founder Gabe Newell calls Valve "tremendously profitable". More specifically, Newell says of the 250-person company that on a per-employee basis, Valve is more profitable than tech giants like Google and Apple.

"We changed the patient population tremendously so more poor people and patients on entitlement programs received care".