Sentence examples for far more enormous from inspiring English sources

A roly-poly fellow with a soft-spoken manner, Duffy faced a far more enormous task following the 2001 tragedy.

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.

European governments, for instance, are far more lukewarm about enormous stimulus programs because they already have strong social safety nets, and more fears of inflation, than does the United States.

Far more hazardous is the enormous commercial pressure that builds with the idea of an individual's lifetime value.

The networks' abilities to micro-segment its users is far more valuable than their enormous audience.

These choices, and specifically finding people with a bold creative artistic vision, are far more important than an enormous price tag.

It's an enormous problem, far more widespread than most Americans realize.

This essay has had an enormous influence, far more than any other work on methodology.

So the new Star Trek is an enormous success, far more than I expected, in the hands of director J.J. Abrams and his group, including writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (who ironically scripted the Transformers picture likely to knock Star Trek off the live-action title of the year).

It's an enormous, unwieldy problem, far more easily demagogued than solved.

So when Megrahi stepped from the plane in a brown suit, aided by a walking stick, the sea of Libyan flags (and one enormous Saltire) was far more modest than it might have been.