Sentence examples for be immense to from inspiring English sources
His loss will be immense to all of us.
The challenges for a new leader will be immense: to defend the emerging Welsh model of social democracy and to develop the kind of economy that can sustain it, while protecting Labour in Wales from the fallout caused by the likely implosion of Labour generally.
"When you look at the players available for Senegal then you know the hard work will be immense to earn a chance to play for the country.
The Chinese Government and Chinese enterprises have demonstrated commitment to these special trade zones and the benefits will be immense to both parties and ultimately lead to transfer of technology and massive foreign direct investment (Renard, 2011; Shen, 2013).
The cultural benefit of remodelling our awareness about medical radiation exposure will be immense to enhance the protection of patients and physicians themselves and to ultimately provide better patient care.
If assuming a radius of one AU, then the compressive strength of the material forming the sphere would have to be immense to prevent implosion due to the star's gravity.
Competition and pressure are immense to make the country's Olympic squad.
"The passion he gives out is immense, to have him as manager is fantastic," he said.
"It's immense to find out that such a level of division exists in the country.
"The trust is immense, to hand over an animal," Gammie explained, saying she has a five person team.
The challenge is immense: to debilitate an old and powerful rebel movement without pushing a battered country into violent oblivion.
