Sentence examples for huge rather than from inspiring English sources

RBS is huge rather than just big: it was the world's largest bank by assets at the end of 2007.

I thought: "If he were wearing a crown and surrounded by dignitaries, why couldn't he be King Lear?" Really, it's Lear's passions and heart that are huge, rather than his stature.

Thompson's silent 35mm films are projected on to a huge wall, rather than a screen.

Thus playing Rashid there becomes a huge gamble rather than just a substantial one.

As with vodkas, most big gin producers buy their neutral spirits from huge distilleries rather than making it themselves.

Employers are short-changing their staff and risking huge fines, rather than getting to grips with the law.

Algorithms learn to interpret language by training on huge datasets rather than being pre-programmed with a set of inflexible rules.

But there has also been a sense of frustration that companies almost always fly in their own huge teams rather than making use of the local talent.

And Holbrooke would flinch when Petraeus would warmly refer to him as his "wingman" — meaning it as a huge compliment — rather than seeing military force as the adjunct to diplomacy.

Yet the Justice Department was faced with a decision about the near-term impact of a huge merger, rather than one about the possibility of new entrants or new technology stimulating competition years down the road.

It opted for a huge stadium rather than a smaller stadium with a roof, and yet it continues to back-end the men's semifinals for Saturday and the men's final for Sunday, as no other major tournament does.