"The challenges were immense because the severity and things that went on were not small items," he said.
The impact on voters' perception of EU democracy could then be immense, because voters have been told that one effect of their ballot is to decide who heads the commission.
The burden on them has been immense because, in addition to carrying the hopes and dreams of 200 million deeply passionate people, they have the added pressure of the 64-year-old score with history.
To Breyer, the stakes in the case were immense, because the framework of the PCAOB was similar to that of many other components of the contemporary administrative state—"the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, the Social Security Administration, including also more than fifteen hundred administrative law judges, and including as well most of the military officer corps".
The potential of biotechnology and bioengineering is immense because it touches the entire spectrum of life including agriculture, food processing, medicine, and many other areas.
Says Tricon Vice Chairman and President David Novak: "Our challenge is immense because we have to make up for the sins of the past.
Even if patent protection is available, the additional cost associated with such international filings can be immense because of the need to carefully draft patent applications to meet the rules of the selected foreign country.
In children, the potential for distal forearm displacement correction is immense because of the great remodeling potential of the bone.
The value of well-constructed genetic screens is immense, because a comprehensive list of genes involved in a complex process provides multiple entry points for further analysis, particularly when an allelic series is available for a locus.
It was immense, of course, because the only kind of societies the human race had ever been able to build were ones in which half the population was being very accommodating to the other half.
