Sentence examples for aided hugely from inspiring English sources

Blatter, aided hugely through his first three terms as president by Bin Hammam and Warner, is not yet friendless.

As near definitive as you could want, Lister's expert and knowledgeable book is aided hugely by the fact that many of its central characters and interviewees – Sir Clive Lloyd, Sir Viv Richards and Holding himself – are men of undiminished and erudite gravitas.

And it is this image - of the ragged, bearded revolutionary, carbine to hand, reading Hemingway in a Spanish translation in the Cuban hills - that has always clung to Castro and has aided him hugely.

"I am convinced that the standing of Nikola Tesla – as well as the standing of some contemporary Serbs who are achieving great things – has hugely aided Serbia's image [internationally]," Nikolic said.

A great little programme, hugely aided throughout by the laughing, gallus presence of Grace Maxwell, who nursed Scots singer (and husband) Edwyn Collins back to eventual health after his devastating brain haemorrhage, and told her tale with wit, warts and a thoroughly refreshing lack of mawkishness or self-pity.

We're doubly concerned that people appear to feel the worst of the storm is over — and in this, they are aided and abetted by a hugely popular and charismatic president and by the fact that the Dow has increased by 35percentt or so since Mr. Obama started to lay out his economic plans in March.

"It's great news that we have someone of Jack's comedy calibre as host of You're Fired, and I'm really excited that he will be aided and abetted by the hugely talented Romesh," said Mark Linsey, controller of entertainment commissioning at the BBC.

And, as we are witnessing in west Africa, mistrust in times of emergency hampers the necessary work and efforts of foreign aid workers hugely.

Medical science may have come to our aid with hugely successful vaccines against established human pathogens such as smallpox, but at the same time, the 20th century technologies of transfusion, transplantation and injection "have connected us with one another's blood, organs, and other tissues in ways unprecedented in the history of life on our planet".

The Hollywood Reporter, a trade publication, describes the films as being about "a young Belgian reporter and world traveller who is aided in his adventures by his faithful dog Snowy", and explains that this storyline is "hugely popular in Europe".

PNG is Australia's largest aid recipient and hugely dependent on Australia's economic and political support.