Sentence examples for common huge from inspiring English sources

DURING THE 15 YEARS that I spent researching and writing my recently completed trilogy on racial and cultural issues, I was struck again and again with how common huge disparities in income and wealth have been for centuries, in countries around the world — and yet how each country regards its own particular disparities as unusual, if not unique.

These two stocks have one other thing in common — a huge overhang of shares.

Her case was unusually brutal, but the abuse of domestic workers in the Middle East is all too common.Huge numbers of migrant domestic workers, mostly from Asia and Africa, are employed throughout the region.

"But yeah, when we got together that was one of the things we had in common – this huge love of animals.

All the Britain in Bloom volunteers I spoke to had one thing in common; a huge pride in their local community.

While it isn't usual for smaller studios, it's a practice that Davis said is common at huge game development companies — that in turn is a reflection in the experience that the team at Mighty Bear has under its belt.

But they have one thing in common: a huge tolerance for risk.

It is now so common and huge that the Huffington Post has launched a Divorce site which has had an overwhelming response.

I also know that this is a shared fantasy, common to huge numbers of loyal fans for whom Bowie is not some rock star or a series of flat media clichés about bisexuality and bars in Berlin.

"All of us shared common lives, huge responsibilities and salaries that shriveled fathers' egos," he wrote in his 1984 book about child actors, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (and Don't Have Sex or Take the Car).".

The term "Ediacara biota" and similar ("Ediacara"/ Ediacaran"/ Ediacarian"/ Vendian", "fauna"/ biota") has, at various times, been used in a geographic, stratigraphic, taphonomic, or biological sense, with the latter the most common in huge modern literature.