Sentence examples for hugely enhanced from inspiring English sources

The prize itself was £30,000 but the real value was in hugely enhanced book sales - 600,000 in the UK alone.

The popularity of this 17th-century Dutch painting has been hugely enhanced by Donna Tartt's novel The Goldfinch, whose narrator steals it when he is 13 years old.

To be the winners now – not just economically but socially (the fields of health, education and employment will be hugely enhanced by open data-sharing) – we need a speed-crazed Whitehall throwing caution to the wind.

5 Catalans Dragons Didn't even exist in 2000, but since being formed by a merger of the XIII Catalan and St Esteve clubs of Perpignan specifically to enter the Super League, they have hugely enhanced the competition and provided a much-needed boost to France's battling treizistes.

Actually it was Leeds city council's leader Keith Wakefield who did the pointing last night, directing us to gaze from the Banqueting Room windows at the Civic Hall at Millennium Square, the new museum in the old Mechanics Institute, the Carriageworks theatre, the Leonardo Building – all of them Thorp's gentle alteration of familiar city sites which are hugely enhanced as a result.

True enough though the chances of a Communist president would be hugely enhanced if the party changed its name (as its cousins in Central Europe have done), disavowed much of its history, embraced a bit of free-marketry, and had the nous to put a youthful person like Poland's president, Alexander Kwasniewski, at its head.

It creates a buzz around events Twitter can hugely enhance how people experience an event.

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

That's to hugely enhance research and development into all forms of clean energy and its ancillaries.

"It will hugely enhance Royal Mail's international mail capabilities in an intensely competitive market place". The organisation confirmed that the project was running behind schedule and that costs were rising.

"I do believe that artificial intelligence and machine learning has the capacity to hugely enhance our ability to diagnose illnesses and to understand how to treat them better," he said.