Sentence examples similar to tremendously opposed from inspiring English sources

3 The use of seed networks to identify conserved networks that act in similar ways (as opposed to conserved genes) will be tremendously useful in the extrapolation of discovery in one model system to another.

Of course, Democrats who opposed the hard No on 187 stand benefited tremendously from it as time went on.

This information is tremendously useful to the opposing team — if a batter knows which type of pitch (like a curveball or fastball) is coming in advance, they have a much better chance of hitting it.

Adapting to his boss's style (fast-paced as opposed to the studied, scientific fashion that Phil was used to) would have improved his situation tremendously.

The reptile trade has grown tremendously in the past five years, he said, observing that usually about 75percentt of reptiles at any given show are domestically bred as opposed to having been caught in the wild.

She opposed.

Republicans oppose.

Yes, tremendously.

Opposing coaches and quarterbacks already have lavished deep praise on them, referring to them as Philadelphia Coach Andy Reid did two weeks ago: "Those two young cornerbacks have improved tremendously".

It's tremendously fabulous.

The crew helped tremendously".