Sentence examples for it enormously difficult from inspiring English sources

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

Without that, Mr. Kostunica will find it enormously difficult to prevent a severe economic crisis.

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

"It has been great this year with Spurs doing so well but Liverpool could find it enormously difficult with these new rules to get back into the Champions League, which causes the biggest distortion in football.

Looking towards the 2020s, many Chinese economists worry about falling into a "middle-income trap": losing competitiveness in labour-intensive industries but failing to gain new sources of growth from innovation.China's leaders will find it enormously difficult to rebalance China's economy so that growth is led by consumption rather than by exports and investment.

The argument in favor of nationalization, even a brief nationalization of a few months or years, is straightforward: It might be the only way to pull America's largest financial institutions out of the downward spiral that makes it enormously difficult to raise the capital they need to keep operating.

"Once they drop," Mr. Darnell said of scripted shows' ratings, "it is enormously difficult if not impossible to reinvent them".

Once an industry leaves a country it becomes enormously difficult to start it up again.

It was enormously difficult now that I think about it, and it wasn't the actual making of the film which is hard, but the frustration that comes from financial and resource obstructions.

It was enormously difficult to put up the walkway.

"It's enormously difficult," Mr. Coughlin said of the move.