Sentence examples for hugely limits from inspiring English sources

Meaning Turkey's web could effectively become as inaccessible and detached from reality as the internet in countries like Saudi Arabia and North Korea, where authoritarian rule hugely limits freedom of expression.  .

This could mean that Turkey's web could effectively become as inaccessible and detached from reality as the internet in countries like Saudi Arabia and North Korea, where authoritarian rule hugely limits freedom of expression.  .

I couldn't do basic multiplication or division and my English vocabulary was hugely limited".

The previous government had already agreed that lawyers' success fees, which can inflate costs hugely, should be limited to a maximum of 10% of the total bill.The bill would not introduce American-style statutory protection of free speech: the burden of proof would remain with the defendant.

The promise of such machine learning is hugely exciting, and not limited to Google.

Last week, speaking at the University of Southern California, the two film-makers outlined a doomsday scenario of hugely inflated ticket prices, limited choice at the box office and no place for talented, visionary directors – like themselves.

A hugely collectible variant was the limited-edition 1978 XC Cobra, decorated in the classic livery of white with blue stripes.

It would have taken the most eagle-eyed reader to spot the introduction of a single, but hugely significant, word into Amazon.co.uk Limited's annual accounts in 2006.

And that limit has risen hugely with these new bio and cyber-technologies.

Now with services like HBO, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu Plus, Acorn streaming, etc., viewers are no longer limited to the hugely popular, or even to series from the present day.

That the populist, and hugely popular, campaign to enact term limits, in 1993, had been bankrolled by the billionaire cosmetics heir Ronald Lauder only made things easier for Bloomberg.