Sentence examples for huge breaks from inspiring English sources

Critics also say big refineries and other property-intensive businesses got huge breaks while medium-sized businesses were stuck with higher bills.

Mr. Romney also inched closer to filling in details of his sweeping tax cut plan, which Mr. Obama says would give huge breaks to the wealthy and raise the burdens on the middle class.

To be seen as the "heir to Blair" is a less nuanced electoral winner: successful politicians rarely come to power promising huge breaks with present programmes, especially when they seem to be working.Rather than firm policies, Mr Cameron has espoused issues involving greenery, localism and social responsibility in place of big-state solutions.

In many ways, this tax bill, with its huge breaks for major corporations and very wealthy individuals, is the logical corollary of the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, which legitimized the wholesale corporate purchase of political parties and elected politicians.

From 8-6 down, though, Trump proved his mettle, taking a vital 15th frame then reeling off two huge breaks at the perfect time to move within one of the title.

"We were fully aware of the fact that we got really three huge breaks in the first inning.

Astacio received a huge break last night.

Then, the Jets got a huge break.

It seemed like a huge break for the Giants.

The Irish have caught a huge break along the way.

"We had a huge breaking-up fight," Mr. Evers said.