Sentence examples for huge worth from inspiring English sources

The video games industry is huge – worth $78bn£51.6bnbn) in 2012 – the size of the movie and music industries combined.

In the N.F.L., the network television contracts are huge, worth more than $2.2 billion a year, with each team getting an equal amount: $59 million a year.

What is more, the public debt is huge (worth well over 100% of GDP), so the government has little scope to copy others in borrowing for costly stimulus measures.

I knew that the trade was huge, worth hundreds of millions of pounds in the UK.

He said the idea of a Britain with "the best of both worlds" – being in the single market but not in the single currency, and being able to travel in Europe but not having open borders with EU countries – was a "huge prize, worth fighting for, a prize worth negotiating for".

Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Samsung and Google, he points out, are now rivals: "These are huge players, worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

This gave First a toehold in a huge market, worth about $14 billion, in which 470,000 yellow buses carry 24m schoolchildren every weekday.

In 1997, Britain's private company pensions were a huge success, worth more than the rest of Europe's put together.

Hodge has been scathing about practically everyone involved in the entire business of bidding for government contracts, now a huge business worth more than £100bn a year.

In an industry where there are only two major competitors there's the opportunity to exploit a huge market worth $3.34bn a year in agriculture and food advertising alone.

Ten US banks announced two huge settlements worth a total of $18.5bn on Monday, in the latest moves to clear up claims relating to the mortgage crisis that foreshadowed the meltdown of the American economy.