Sentence examples for equal huge from inspiring English sources

Shaving off 9 weeks for thousands of people could equal huge savings in drug costs.

Dubai's eclectic skyline is visually stunning but towering glass edifices in a desert country equal huge cooling costs.

Those prisoners mentioned above equal a huge productive force that is prevented from being productive.

The investment equals "a huge vote of confidence, not only in Indonesia but the structure of the country, the economic growth in the country," Mr. Purty said.

XM plus Clear Channel equals a huge local outreach.

"The site puts solo practitioners like me on an equal footing with huge law firms, providing exposure that would otherwise be nearly impossible to get," he said.

In terms of seats in the House of Commons, the discrepancy between the actual result and the final pollsters' projections, many of which showed the Conservative and Labour Parties gaining roughly equal representation, was huge.

Timeliness does not equal relevance; a huge pool of content ages well without losing its appeal or meaning.

Timeliness does not equal relevance; a huge pool of content ages well without losing its appeal or meaning.

"One of the main things that can help them overcome this tragedy is a fair trial and fair justice - and sporting sanctions on al-Masry which are equal to this huge tragedy".

Although we do not understand what is going on behind the scenes, Vladimir Putin is obviously pushing to make himself Russia's first without equal, with a huge private army to make him invulnerable to demonstrations, riots and palace coups.