Sentence examples for huge duties from inspiring English sources
Huge duties are imposed and rarely removed, even when conditions change.
If that happens, both would have the right to levy huge duties on the offending products.
The heavily polluting Ambassador was a spiritual cousin to the unloved East German Trabant, but it routinely sold out because the protectionist Indian car market slapped huge duties on anything imported.
But Colombia's weak economy and its crackdown on money laundering have hurt Panama's Colon Free Zone, a huge duty-free trading centre.
His daughter Marianne Carey Hayes said he was "larger than life, or as we referred to him, 'Huge.' " "Time spent with him was 'Huge duty,' " she continued, "and it had enormous perks".
Over the years I've been perplexed by the fact that despite worldwide tobacco-advertising bans and astronomical government investment in anti-smoking initiatives, global consumers continue to inhale 5,765 billion cigarettes a year and that's not even including the huge duty-free or international black market trades.
But now that we're given this huge responsibility, almost, I feel like it's our duty to take it seriously".
The snow we had in London made me realise I don't have enough of the appropriate clothing at all – I've been doing a few practice runs of painting in extreme cold in a huge heavy duty refrigerator.
SpaceX now can look forward to its next major test for the year – launching its huge heavy-duty rocket for the first time ever.
[Int014] " I think a complete lay person thinks antipsychotics are some huge, heavy duty, massively sedating and tranquillising, thing that rots your brain and stops your functioning, and just sort of zombifies people.
