Sentence examples for hugely active from inspiring English sources

"I would say that outside groups haven't been hugely active on broadcast television on the races for state offices.

Can it make the transition from being an internet-based phenomenon, with a self-selecting if hugely active fanbase, to crossing over into the mainstream media?

While still working for the BBC until he joined Sky Sports in 1998, Hill remained hugely active in football and business.

As a result, an optimized DPtPdNC made by fine-tuning ratio of the Pt (7%) and Pd (93%) showed hugely active surface sites and a superior electrocatalytic performance for ethanol oxidation was well as a long durability.

He lost the use of his left arm, dropped thirty-five pounds and went from hugely active life of playing tennis, lifting weights, writing screenplays, and working as a story consultant and script doctor to the film industry, to a person who couldn't carry a glass of water.

Specifically, it boasted about its success in Kenya, where the firm claimed to have surveyed more than 47,000 people at one point, in order to harvest user data around "key national and local political issues, levels of trust in key politicians, voting behaviours/intentions," which they then deployed through an "online social media campaign to generate a hugely active online following".

It would have helped his leadership had his batting clicked; a big score certainly did Ponting no harm, but the Tasmanian always leads from the front and was hugely pro-active.

Nintendo hasn't been a hugely pro-active supporter of independent development in the past, but no doubt inspired by the success of grass roots projects like Minecraft, Fez and Spelunky is now making more of an effort to engage with the community.

No substantive change has taken place since then, but a hugely re-energised, active and dedicated pro-choice movement has emerged. .

Despite this, motivation and active involvement varies hugely and too often it is down to a few passionate individuals to drive engagement projects forward.

In a group of people who were usually active, this was hugely disruptive.