Sentence examples for too enormous for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pelosi said the bailout was "just too enormous for the American people to guarantee".

The stakes may have proved too enormous for presidents to remain silent.

Because the amount of information available on-line is simply too enormous for the search engines to cross-index.

The perils of fighting a determined local force whose idea of infrastructure is a bridge to the sixth century proved too enormous for the last super power that fought there.

HBO's president Chris Albrecht stated that the network would have considered otherwise if the producers had been willing to lower the price of an episode to US$2 million; but the running costs for the sizable cast, the all-on-location shooting and the number of episodes per season were too enormous for them.

I felt as if I wasn't worthy enough, wasn't faithful enough, that my doubts were too enormous even for Him to overcome.

The underlying and more ominous question is whether the story of our species — the greater human narrative — has simply become too enormous, too confused and terrifying, for us to grapple with.

Cost is often a factor — an out-of-town run can consume a couple of million dollars — and one of the shows, "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," was simply too enormous and expensive (at $60 million for Broadway alone) to test first with the paying public elsewhere.

"The subject is too enormous, and I can't be responsible for it," Ms. Miyagawa said.

The consequences for maintaining the status quo are simply too enormous to ignore.

The costs were simply too enormous.