Sentence examples for enormously more difficult from inspiring English sources

When we tried without looking, the job was enormously more difficult, to the extent that we gave up and peeked.

"Getting a permit for a ski area on federal land has become enormously more difficult since the 60's," he said.

I mean I think you just have to say that look, he's really got a hand that, compared to the hand Clinton was dealt, is just enormously more difficult.

By eliminating the travel waiver benefits for all dual nationals from these four countries, the United States will be effectively making it enormously more difficult for a vast range of people - many of them refugees, journalists, artists, human rights and development professionals and scholars - to enter the country.

So in sum, the next five years of your life will be enormously difficult, more difficult than any test you faced in school, or essay you wrote, one that has no clear answer, no obvious beginning or end, but is equally, if not more important to your success and happiness in life, than this degree you just worked so hard to receive.

That problem, alas, is enormously larger than mere patents — and commensurately more difficult to fix.

Rarer instances are obviously much more difficult to find and necessitate gathering enormously larger amounts of data.

Meat was more difficult.

More difficult decisions".

That is more difficult.

Zone is more difficult.