Sentence examples for huge relative from inspiring English sources
Ukip are making huge relative gains in their number of seats but the total number they end up with will still be far less than the other parties.
Lord Richards claimed: "The huge relative reduction in R&D is another neglected symptom of the relative reduction in defence spending over the past 20 years.
It may also be the case that Australia's banks, while huge relative to the country's economy, were too small in an international context to get into too much trouble.
Our banking sector – which is huge relative to the rest of our economy – is going through a number of important reforms in terms of capital levels, ringfencing, regulation and most recently the standards and culture changes recommended by the parliamentary banking commission.
America's post-war Marshall Plan for Europe, which Gordon Brown, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, cites as inspiration, called, on average, on more than 1% of America's national income (albeit for only four years).Big money's dangersBut though a fraction of G8 income, these sums are huge relative to the size of the African economies they would help.
China's emerging social security needs are huge relative to its economy.
Austria has also taken a "huge number" relative to its size, while other countries have taken very few.
I think that all the disappointment with Olympic tickets was totally a function of the huge demand relative to the application availability.
But these figures serve as a reminder that college also brings huge returns relative to how you might otherwise invest your tuition money.
My nought to 60 is mad fast, and other cars can't touch me – if one comes too close, front or rear, I will make big noises, huge, really, relative to my size – because they shouldn't have underestimated me.
It had ordered so many toys that it had to take a $39 million writedown on its unsold inventory, a huge number relative to its total sales of toys and children's merchandise of $95 million in the fourth quarter of last year.
