Sentence examples for be a huge element from inspiring English sources

That is thought to favor big hitters such as McIlroy, who can still pound it 300 yards on slow fairways and romped at the soggy 2011 U.S. Open at Congressional. "Distance is going to be a huge element this week," Phil Mickelson said.

There is a huge element of opportunism involved.

While I cannot criticise their ardour, I feel there's a huge element of naivety here.

There was a huge element of stage value in their clothes, but also a kind of graciousness.

Martin's friends believe that there is a huge element of snobbery in the media campaign against him.

I think there was a huge element for the older generation of hoping we were going to win for reasons other than football.

There is a huge element of frustration and anger at the way it happened," he said yesterday before the squad flew north from Christchurch to Wellington.

Reid became close to the leadership of Neil Kinnock, from 1983 onwards, but there was a huge element of mutual distrust between him and a large section of the party in Scotland, which was regularly fuelled by his increasingly unpredictable pronouncements in the media, in both the press and on television.

Though the right-wing pundits screamed loud and long before the invasion of Iraq that "it's not about the oil," many of the Iraqi people, and for that matter the rest of the world, know that oil is a huge element of this equation.

Corruption is a huge element, just like in the illegal ivory trade, in which rebel groups, government armies and threadbare hunters have been wiping out tens of thousands of elephants throughout Africa, selling the tusks to sophisticated criminal networks that move them across the globe with the help of corrupt officials.

"There's a huge element of luck in this.