Sentence examples for hugely held from inspiring English sources

A report by Adrian Beecroft for the Conservatives said the government was being "hugely held back by the Liberal Democrats" from employment reform but the Science and Universities minister said while the two parties don't agree on every issue, there was "no alternative but to work together".

Visit the oldest Christmas market in Dresden, dating back to 1435; Munich's huge Marienplatz market and Tollwood Winter Festival; or Berlin's hugely popular Christmas Market, held in the grounds of the stunning Charlottenburg Castle.

The United States held a hugely successful World Cup in 1994 — a blink of an eye.

The company held a hugely successful Kickstarter campaign for its Oculus Rift headset last year, raising $2.4 million (nearly 10 times the original goal) from 9,522 backers.

Now it holds hugely popular markets, pop-up events and exhibitions," he says.

"The idea that people can hold hugely responsible positions in them without any kind of formal training seems to a number of us as quite surprising".

He told BBC Radio 4 that many people found it surprising that "people can hold hugely responsible positions [in banks] without any kind of formal training".

Three months ago, I voted for Olive Morris to appear on new bills and it is hugely satisfying to hold five £1 notes bearing her image.

If so, it's a hugely popular one: "Hold On" is a big hit on MTV, played heavily and featured on the channel's "Total Request Live," which showcases viewers' favorite videos.

It is hugely important to hold abusive men to account, but we feminist campaigners have learned that the state allows men to perpetrate individual crimes, and have therefore tended to focus on making root and branch change.

His history is paired, in real life and in these two books, with the story of David Sarnoff, the ruthless and cunning executive who rose to head RCA when it was a hugely powerful monopoly holding all the significant patents for radio.