Sentence examples for hugely bold from inspiring English sources

The hope is that private investors and banks now shunning risk by owning government bonds will be forced to seek higher yields elsewhere: either abroad (so weakening the currency) or by investing in the real economy (so boosting demand).It is a hugely bold experiment, with commensurate risks.

The Story Beast Pleasance Courtyard, to 31 Aug He's really loud and tells stories in a made up language and fills the stage with this big, bold, hugely expressive performance.

But Mr Miliband may yet match Mr Cameron's bold move, hugely enhancing his democratic credentials.

Of course, he made bold and hugely controversial decisions, some of which had fatal consequences, but he didn't do so lightly.

"It is bold, dramatic and hugely inventive, with works such as this Picasso completely re-wrote the rules on art.

Orange Is the New Black was bold, immersive and hugely diverse – but would it work as weekly instalments on national TV?

Shares in Centrica, the owner of British Gas, rose by 4.5% amid speculation that the CMA has rowed back hugely on some of its bolder ideas.

It is bold and showy but also hugely expensive.

A bold sitcom, original and yet hugely popular – it hardly seems conceivable in this rubbish modern age of TV comedy.

The fusion of Korean and Mexican food now found all over the US is hugely exciting, because both cuisines share a love of bold, vibrant flavours.

By appointing Gordon Igesund, a hugely successful if itinerant coach, the South African Football Association has made a bold and not universally popular choice.