The answer is that the phrase "hugely great" is not a correct phrase in written English.
The correct phrase to use would be "hugely great" or "greatly great". For example: The success of the project was hugely/greatly great.
"After 9/11, we had to show how committed we were by spending hugely greater amounts of money than ever before, as rapidly as possible.
For greater detail, three more clicks bring you a live picture of westbound traffic on the Tacoma Narrows bridge or of the climb to Snoqualmie Pass.The value of this information lies in a basic characteristic of congestion: that the presence of a few extra vehicles can suddenly lead to hugely greater delays.
I don't know the exact answers to the questions, but I'm pretty sure that the latter numbers are much larger than the former — that the market reaction, in dollar terms, was hugely greater than the extra amount of QE that the market now expects.
At the same time, however, there is something abject in their eagerness to accept a transfer that tacitly acknowledges what so many Zionists believe – that the lives of the chosen [see footnote] are of hugely greater consequence than those of their unfortunate neighbours.
Your greatest ally is capitalism, and the annualized average of 10% gains that the stock market offers, hugely greater than that which is offered by bonds.
The damages incurred by investors are difficult to assess at this stage, but even as to CSFB alone, they are "hugely greater than the $100 million" it will pay the government.
The tax code demands that retirement plans not be top-heavy, meaning participation by highly paid executives can't be hugely greater than participation by the rank and file.
The electoral bang for the Libertarian buck is hugely greater than that achieved by either the Republicans or the Democrats.
The likelihood that infectious materials will get on somebody's skin and be there for a long time is hugely greater than in even the poorest households in the United States.
Therefore only impaired cell cycle checkpoints arising from a defective DDR can lead to the hugely greater RLOH than RGOH-M displayed by different types of cancer cells.
