Sentence examples for hugely extended from inspiring English sources

Our lifespans could also be hugely extended: Dataists believe that immortality is the next frontier to be crossed.

The narrow but hugely extended gulch that snakes down from the lifeless upper reaches of Lascar and finishes in the Atacama desert is a thin vein of life where many creatures find sanctuary.

However, the startling leaks published by the Guardian demonstrate, more than ever before, how technology has hugely extended the scope of spying in a way that has unprecedented implications for personal privacy, corporate wealth, and the conduct of international relations.

Mated queens have hugely extended lifespans relative to non-reproductive workers or similar solitary female insects [ 10– 10].

There is no disputing that this hugely extended process is frustrating, both to the government and to public opinion.

The approach remained little-known, but this week a study in PLOS ONE hugely extends the age of shells examined with it.

As a result, it hugely extends the scale of models that can be qualitatively studied.

What he came up with extended hugely the framework of national insurance first put in place before the first world war by David Lloyd George.

The targets could be made more reasonable, and the timetable extended, hugely lowering the costs of complying with the treaty, and also making it easier to win a promise of action by poor countries.

So, yes, it's a nice gesture by Best Buy to listen to its customers, although there isn't anything that's hugely groundbreaking here besides a couple extended life batteries, warranty extensions, and various other incremental upgrades.

Canada have won only one match in Group F — a 3-0 success over South Africa — and qualified as one of the two lucky losers, while Great Britain extended their 100 per cent record with a hugely impressive win over Brazil earlier this week.