The phrase "a more enormous" is not standard in written English, as "enormous" already implies a high degree of size or magnitude.
It can be used in informal contexts where emphasis on the size is desired, but it may sound awkward or redundant.
Example: "The storm was not just enormous; it was a more enormous threat than we had anticipated."
Alternatives: "a larger" or "a greater" or "a more massive".
A roly-poly fellow with a soft-spoken manner, Duffy faced a far more enormous task following the 2001 tragedy.
On a much more enormous scale, former Greece Prime Minister George Papandreou reckons the country could have avoided a bailout were it not for the $21 trillion (his figure, not ours) stashed away in tax havens around the world.
Another building has a gravel terrace--visible, from neighboring structures that is adorned with a design of an enormous canary being pursued by an even more enormous cat.
Eventually some horrible tabloid will start publishing Moon rankings ("Best Moon Colleges and Universities" or whatever) and that will be annoying, but by then The University of the Moon will have an endowment of 26 billion Moon Rubles--a sum far more enormous than the endowments of other Moon institutions.
The 2010-11 accounts, expected this month, will reveal an even more enormous loss, certain to be the biggest in football history.
It also calls for the destruction of Medicaid by block-granting it, while cutting an even more enormous $1.5 trillion.
Lyell wrote: However much we may enlarge our ideas of the time which has elapsed since the Niagara first began to drain the waters of the upper lakes, we have seen that this period was one only of a series, all belonging to the present zoological epoch… How much more enormous a duration must we assign to many antecedent revolutions of the earth and its inhabitants!
All the things that I needed for day-to-day life weren't much more enormous than a toothbrush and a few clothes and certain necessities.
A fat bud on a towering hibiscus promised one more enormous pink flower; the dark pods of the black cotton plants were bursting with satiny white seeds.
Says the Tanya: "The divine radiance manifests its power and potential in the element of the physical earth in an immense manifestation, in more enormous strength than elements transcending it, even the hosts of heaven".
