Sentence examples for would add enormously from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rasco and Ms. Washington said that applying for grants from individual states would add enormously to their administrative costs.
"It would add enormously to our capacity and make us a far more robust competitor than we would otherwise be," Mr. Dolan said.
Their quirky absorptions in, say, physics, baseball stats or investment strategies add enormously to human advancement.
But the result is that a piece of "emergency" legislation that would spend heavily to stanch the killing of jobs is now transforming into a series of long-term commitments that are sure to add enormously to the national debt, and keep adding to it long after the Panic of 2008 and the recession — or worse — that it set off are consigned to history.
"They also carry prestige and add enormously to your chances of getting a permanent job," adds Davies.
They're incredibly distinctive and funny, and add enormously to the effect.
In particular recurrence rates are clinically and administratively important but add enormously to trial costs.
This means that it can be used to analyse different factors that contribute to the phenomenon of ethical conflict, a line of research that would add more detailed knowledge about an enormously complex problem that affects all health professionals, especially nurses.
This would add competition.
I would expect that, over time, the chances of a normal accident in something like a space shuttle would diminish, because each new crash adds enormously to our understanding of the types of things that can go wrong.
