Sentence examples for far too enormous from inspiring English sources

The Young Turk nationalist campaign against the empire's Armenian subjects was far too enormous to be ignored at the time.

Solving this global problem is obviously an enormous challenge, far too big for one person or even one organization.

It's still far, far too high, but that was an enormous decrease.

The implications of the BP oil disaster for the world are enormous - and far too great to be entrusted to a company with a history of environmental crimes, which is still on probation for some of them.

Occasionally we come across these enormous oysters which are far too big to eat raw but perfect for cooking.

I think it was felt there was far too much inequality in science and there was an enormous redress.

PPACA has generated enormous debate, with many believing that it does far too much at an unacceptable cost, whereas others object that it fails to go far enough (16).

And, of course, the death of Michael Jackson is a tragic loss of enormous talent - talent that had been on display far too rarely in recent years.

For far too long, Tex-Mex at fast-food chains has stood in for the enormous variety of dishes produced throughout Latin America.

Far too many entrepreneurs don't want to get involved in this process and it is an enormous mistake.

Male circumcision could have an enormous impact in African countries where HIV rates are highest, but implementation has been far too slow.