Sentence examples for a huge fraction from inspiring English sources
"Eventually, a huge fraction of gross national product in the world is based on discoveries made all those years ago.
"A huge fraction of the primary production is coming from these micro-organisms, and some of them leave no fossil record.
Meanwhile, the weak renminbi creates inflationary pressures and diverts a huge fraction of China's national income into the purchase of foreign assets with a very low rate of return.
Rabois says that there are still 26 million businesses in the U.S. that don't accept credit cards, and he expects to convert a "huge fraction of them" this year.
Under the circumstances the best the environmentalists can hope for is that AEP and other fossil-fuel burners somehow manage to reforest a huge fraction of the U.S. with a fire extinguisher beside every tree.
As one can see from Fig. 13 the produced hydrogen atoms populate a wide area around the planetary environment and a huge fraction of the host star should be covered with the outward flowing planetary hydrogen atoms and produced ENA-cloud during a transit.
The English-speaking countries were slower than those on the Continent to eliminate the huge fraction — around forty per cent — of book-production costs invested in the many-layered hard cover itself.
Legal observers estimate that Mr. Bonds's defense will have cost $3 million to $5 million by the time it all ends — a huge sum, but a fraction of his annual salary when he retired from the Giants.
The width of the ECS was thought to be much less than a micrometer; nonetheless, because a tiny atmosphere of ECS surrounds each cell membrane and there are a huge number of cells, the fraction of brain tissue occupied by ECS (volume fraction) could be appreciable.
The 7,000 cattle represent just a fraction of a huge new cattle-breeding venture, involving tens of thousands of animals sprawled across farmland the size of England.
Removal of closely related species may substantially change results of the correlation analysis (taking into account a huge variance of the CE fraction [see Table 3 in McGuire et al., 2008] and decrease in the size of the dataset).
