Sentence examples for hugely because from inspiring English sources

"Local government is changing hugely because of our financial constraints.

This matters hugely, because liberalisation of trade in agricultural products is central to the Doha agenda.

In London, transport has improved hugely because it has an accountable elected mayor, he says.

If it were done for economic reasons, it backfired hugely, because in the Bach year, 2000, I wasn't asked to do one single performance of Bach in Britain.

If Shanghai, against the odds, reached its goal of becoming an international financial center by 2020, Hong Kong would benefit hugely because the goal presupposes that the renminbi would be freely convertible.

Recognition matters hugely because it means that Israel has acknowledged the need to deal with the entire Palestinian people - led by its 'sole legitimate representative' - and not just with those who live in the lands occupied in 1967.

"The races have a huge following, they are hugely important because they give the island international fame".

That's hugely damaging because there will have been some political opportunism because there were large sums of money involved.

"It was hugely daunting, because I knew they didn't necessarily hire me because I was Julia Roberts," she says.

Indeed, it is hugely significant because it will send shockwaves throughout global capital markets, not least because China is the world's second-largest economy and one of the largest consumers of commodities and other goods sold by other countries.

That's hugely important, because these personal hot spot features are merciless battery drains.