Sentence examples for hugely funded from inspiring English sources
You might think that Wall Street, big banks, hugely funded lobbyists, fat-check campaign contributors, the fossil fuel industry, insurance companies, military contractors and the like are calling the shots in Washington.
Eckert's summary listed a number of areas of concern around Qatar's hugely well funded bid, including its offers to fund football development around the world, its sponsorship of the African Football Congress in Angola in 2010 for $1.8m and concerns over payments made to Argentina when the South Americans played Brazil in a friendly in Doha in 2010.
Momii insisted he was speaking in a private capacity, but then attempted to withdraw the remarks after journalists pointed out that they were made during a press conference in his role as chairman of NHK, a hugely influential, publicly funded broadcaster.
I'm not keen on funding hugely costly "homeopathic hospitals", for example.
"It has become hugely influential in funding cultural projects," said our panel.
That's what Scott and Julie Brusaw hope to accomplish with their ongoing Solar Roadways project, which they just funded through a hugely popular crowdfunding campaign.
In 1982, he won election to the Assembly; 10 years later he moved up to the Senate in a hugely expensive and nasty race funded largely by his Fonda divorce settlement.
TNI and other local organisations need hugely increased funding to be able to reduce prevalence in Kenya to zero.
At a time when taxpayer support has shrunk, her campus is in the middle of a hugely successful fund-raising campaign.
The best the next London mayor can hope to do, whoever it may be, will be to tweak some of the variables in the hugely complex funding, legal and planning equation that generates new London homes.
His colleague at Fidelity, the hugely respected fund manager Anthony Bolton, also has a warning for investors - that some of his peers in the industry may be downplaying the risk of remaining in the stock market over the weeks and months ahead.
