Private business in his Venezuela has profited from economic growth, which is running at 10% a year because of a huge windfall from high oil prices.
The Control Data Corporation reported today that its first-quarter profit rose by 94percentt from a year ago because of a huge after-tax gain from its reorganization, but the revenue of the scaled-down computer company declined sharply.
A standardized definition is still difficult because of a huge variety of different phenotypes.
"The reason is because of a huge anomaly in the law.
Republicans are almost certain to enjoy an advantage in their operations because of a huge fund-raising advantage.
You know spring has arrived because of "a huge cracking noise" — the ice in the East River breaking up.
But allegations of corruption are harder for the news media to ignore now, because of a huge groundswell of public anger.
Like a dodgy set of scales, this gap has grown so big because of a huge imbalance; imbalance between factors promoting physical activity and barriers to it.
Sure, they win awards, but still, that is a subjective matter and sometimes, not always, political or because of a huge machine at work.
Almost every industry faces problems, but travel and, specifically, aviation could be particularly vulnerable because of a huge number of linked systems.
It must have been very tough for my mother but we children thrived because of a huge amount of support from a big extended family.
