Sentence examples for more enormous because from inspiring English sources
Strategically, the task would be more enormous, because the United States would have to be prepared to stop Iran from interfering with oil shipments coming out of the Gulf, to cut off terrorist attacks, and to keep Iran from inciting uprisings in southern Iraq.
Repairing it will be even more enormous.
"It's going to be much more enormous now".
More important, the sale price is enormous because the buyers anticipate a huge windfall from a new cable TV deal that would go into effect after the 2013 season.
"Brazilians have certainly begun drinking more beer, because an enormous number of low-income consumers couldn't afford it before," advertising executive Flavio Nara of Brazil's DM9 agency told me two years after the Real Plan took effect.
Despite, or more probably because of the enormous calm with which she invests the role, Judi Dench gives a shattering sense of the fear that floods her still conscious mind as Alzheimer's approaches, like Lear begging the gods: "Let me not be mad".
ZnO nanoscale structures such as one-dimensional nanowires are attracting more attention because of their enormous potential as fundamental building blocks for nanoscale electronic [13] and photonic devices due to the enhanced sensitivity offered by quantum confinement effects [14].
It's an excellent example of how to handle a massive crisis, and this is an enormous crisis - even more poignant because Google has a major product launch event tomorrow and because of Facebook's recent series of woes being so fresh in mind.
In recent years, biological web resources such as databases and tools have become more complex because of the enormous amounts of data generated in the field of life sciences.
Still, music drives the theatrical experience of opera, and Mr. Tan's score is an enormous disappointment, all the more so because whole stretches of it, and many arresting musical strokes, confirm his gifts.
