Sentence examples for enormously difficult for from inspiring English sources

"This makes it enormously difficult for local newspapers to compete.

"It's enormously difficult for Scott Smith and his family; they are in our thoughts and prayers".

If other countries fail to share the burden, sustaining that sort of commitment would be enormously difficult for America even if the rest of the world were quiet.

Had the field been seized, it would have been enormously difficult for troops from France or a UN-mandated West African force to have moved into Mali.

"This makes it enormously difficult for local newspapers to compete … It is destroying local newspapers and could eventually happen to national newspapers as well".

I find myself repeatedly telling my two teenage children to look around their rooms, their closets, etc., and ask themselves, "When do I have enough?" And it's enormously difficult for them to say when, because getting new things is somewhat addictive.

One thinks the traditional route for an actor may be easier, but in fact it's also an enormously difficult journey for a true actor, especially young actors searching for their path of work.

My first thought was how this attempt at satire must have been enormously difficult and painful for my mother".

I know founders trying to solve cancer, improve medical records, develop next-generation databases, and invent new 3D-printing tools who have had an enormously difficult time finding backers for their startups.

"The fund-raising environment was enormously  difficult," said Phil Musser, a strategist for the short-lived campaign of former Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota.

Also, while comparisons become enormously difficult, administrative data may be used for comparing across national boundaries, to assess international differences in healthcare and disease.