But from a design perspective, it's "hugely practical".
Hugely practical is the Bearded Colonel razor subscription service: just sign him up (from £3.33-£10 a month), and thereafter he'll receive a razor and regular postal top-ups of barbershop-quality German blades.
For years, I've carried the hugely practical pocket-sized tubes of Nivea Sun Kids SPF30 and Boots Soltan Kids Hypoallergenic Suncare SPF50 lotions (both £3, and both also available in full size).
At least one immigration policy group is also saying it's possible the new president could restrict the little-known but hugelittle-known butional Practical Training program, whugelyllows foreimportant Optionaling an STEM-related field in the U.S. to get jobs after graduating and stay in this country for uPracticalonTraininge working.
Making this kind of cooperative behavior work can be hugely important for practical applications — multiple standard units can combine to do a larger job….
This predetermined finish line means that plans for the dancers are both straightforward and hugely complex, in ways practical and emotional.
Colleagues at Harvard, where he still teaches, have called him "elegant," "patrician, " and "wise," and see a practical and hugely influential application of his work.
Blowing money on a hugely expensive deterrent with no obvious practical value will not be a vote winner.
To the White House, she contributed nothing practical except the taste of a cultivated society woman in its hugely expensive refurbishment.
Although the polls are of little practical use to us in deciding whom to trust, they are hugely popular, and regularly make the headlines.
What matters in the post-conflict weeks and months are the practical and the immediate, those things that within 100 days make life hugely better: electrical power, fuel, potable water, food, shelter.
