enormously

It not only gets you around faster but makes the system enormously more resilient to outages and anomalies.

That led me back to a graduate program in analytics, where my programming background was enormously useful.

His theory may be right, perhaps only partially -- in which case it will be enormously consequential.

All conference rooms and college classrooms should have this, because the people load varies enormously from hour to hour.

More than 100k organizations use GitLab with Omnibus and it has lowered our support effort enormously.

It would be enormously distortive and would have so many loopholes that the unintended side effects would be of epic proportions.

There's something enormously satisfying about crossing out something you've written onto a quality notepad.

Insurance costs vary enormously with your demonstrated risk, which includes your driving record.

There is something enormously powerful in a child’s ability to withstand the fraudulent.

India benefited enormously by giving English the status of the state language.

In speaking of worst-case rather than average harm we have enormously exaggerated the value of advice.

Men are indeed enormously stronger and strength does matter in MMA.

Moreover, "sustainable" has a somewhat different meaning on Earth, which already had an enormously productive biosphere.