Sentence examples for would be enormously difficult from inspiring English sources

All three measures would be enormously difficult — many say impossible — but crises are opportune times for these important, basic reforms.

It would be enormously difficult to make these huge price lists visible in a meaningful way to prospective patients.

If other countries fail to share the burden, sustaining that sort of commitment would be enormously difficult for America even if the rest of the world were quiet.

Getting the dose right would be enormously difficult, but the theory of puffer fish poisoning in Romeo and Juliet is, on the face of it, plausible.

On March 31, Doctors Without Borders, which has intervened in many Ebola outbreaks, called this one "unprecedented," and warned that the disease had erupted in so many locations that fighting it would be enormously difficult.

But the vote did little to soften opposition to the measure among House conservatives, and Republican leaders acknowledged that delivering a final bill to President Bush's desk would be enormously difficult.

"It will be enormously difficult to make it truly functional.

Finding equilibria for even slightly more complex games can be enormously difficult.

Replacing the damaged generator would be enormously expensive, and any indication that the plant has serious problems would make it difficult for Con Ed to find a buyer.

As it is now difficult for me to go shopping to look for something I would like, I would be enormously grateful if you could help.

"It would be enormously destructive".