Sentence examples for because of hugely from inspiring English sources

Shaw said: "There is a crisis and it's because of hugely increasing demand.

The poorest of the poor have suffered the most because of hugely inflated development costs of genetically engineered plants and food.

McDonald's, based in Oak Brook, Ill., said results in both Europe and the United States, which make up about 70percentt of sales, faced tough comparisons to the year-earlier quarter because of hugely successful promotions in 1999.

It's estimated that Americans waste about 30% of their food and medicine because of hugely inefficient supply chains.

The reason they are drinking so much alcohol is because of other, hugely significant, problems in their lives: poverty, mental illness, housing difficulties, domestic violence, loneliness.

The fate of council housing is inextricably linked with this picture, because of the hugely inflated price of the land on which housing estates sit.

Women are crucial: We simply cannot end malnutrition if we don't invest in women, and not just because of their hugely important role as mothers.

The General Greene wasn't too crowded my first time and mobbed the second, possibly because of some hugely positive early notices.

In essence, because of the hugely incorrect estimates of how likely defaults were in a very large asset class owned by the finance sector, the reserves that the sector took for defaults were too small.

Cubans no longer die of infectious diseases because of a hugely successful vaccination programme, so people live longer.

The income tax is a breeding ground for such loopholes because of its hugely inconsistent treatment of “income.” A large amount of income is not taxed at all, while other income is taxed multiple times.