Sentence examples for hugely high from inspiring English sources

"Of course, they charge hugely high interest for the service".

"He was hugely high on cocaine," said Stewart.

Griffin said the "hugely high" turnout of 61.8% counted against him.

"The rates of obesity in children are so hugely high that without any further increases, the impact of this epidemic will be felt with increasing severity for many years to come".

"You look at the individuals and you look at the calibre of sides and the quality of Super Rugby and the intensity of it, obviously it is a hugely high standard," O'Driscoll told the Daily Telegraph.

For example, if a book has been dedicated by the author to a particular person and inscribed by him, and this is the dedicatee's copy, then its value will be hugely higher".

On Sunday Forbes covered a McAfee report that claimed it had identified 36,699 pieces of mobile malware, 95% of which cropped up last year — a hugely higher figure compared to Symantec's figure of 108 new unique threats.

A Tokyo commute is also hugely high-tech: some entry gates use piezoelectric floors to power themselves by harnessing your foot energy.

Patent and copyright monopolies allow the holders to charge prices for the protected items that are hugely higher than the free market price.

Granted, major exporters like Mexico and Venezuela have profited hugely from high prices that are only now beginning to taper off.

The son of a Chinese immigrant father and a Japanese mother, Oh overcame discrimination as a child, and he led his team to victory in the hugely popular high school spring championship tournament.