immensely

• “The Moores encourage other families to consider special-needs adoption, which they describe as immensely fulfilling, but also urge careful deliberations.”

  KSL / U.S. / National

• “However, before the middle class is asked to pay for their share, let the rich, who benefitted immensely from the tax cuts of the last eight years pay their share first.”

  Obama may fall into Bush 41 tax trap

• “The US economy is currently benefiting immensely from the cheap dollar.”

  Matthew Yglesias » The ECB’s Complacency

• “I personally think the corporate and political elite gain immensely from most “conspiracy” stuff, if for no other reason than it creates a climate of paranoia, and makes people reflexively shy away from particular ideas.”

  Is Swine Flu source leaked military weapon?

• “Note: If it seems I'm being rather vague or tight-lipped about the story or the characters, that's because this is a book whose enjoyment is derived immensely from the discovery during reading.”

  REVIEW: Anathem by Neal Stephenson

• “Just like big oil companies have an interest in debunking global warming, there are people on the left who profit immensely from the green movement.”

  CNN Poll: Skepticism on global warming heating up?

• “His voice is meaningless to Americans, it represents the interests of the few who profit immensely from the system as it exists today.”

  GOP senator blasts Dems health care proposals

• “Without a doubt, the women's rights movement benefits immensely from the unprecedented power of an open and accessible Internet.”

  Boing Boing

• “CBS Corp. Chief Executive Leslie Moonves said in a recent interview that NBC Universal will be a tougher competitor under the leadership of Mr. Burke, whom he described as immensely likeable.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Comcast Assembles NBCU Management Team

• “What will help immensely is the Obama supporters showing humility in victory towards Clinton supporters.”

  Clinton fights on, Obama returns to Iowa

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