Sentence examples for hugely precious from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the key to better information management boils down to the realisation by everyone – leadership and staff – that it is a hugely precious asset, the debate heard.

Wilderness is not vanished in these islands – as EM Forster once declared it to be – but it is endangered, and what remains is both hugely powerful and precious.

To Bagehot's untutored ears, this sounds woolly and vainglorious: aircraft carriers are hugely expensive, hugely vulnerable, and far too precious to put in harm's way unless an overwhelming national interest is at stake.

Our belief is that audience time and attention is a precious asset, and it would be hugely disrespectful and ultimately destructive to just say: hey, anything goes.

The same goes for the fantasy sequences — hugely ill-advised dream clips, showing a richly clad Precious at a movie première or slow-dancing with a hunk.

He told the Independent that academies, which have expanded hugely under the coalition since 2010, were no longer a "precious flower needing protection".

Told from the perspective of a teenage monk, it is hugely cinematic, heart-breaking, and gripping -- and one that challenges any number of rather precious ideas about Tibet and its people.

For those of you who have been keeping up with these blogs, you know that I'm hugely passionate about feeling what you're going to feel, good or bad, embracing it, and living in each precious moment.

Koons is hugely significant — grandly engaging themes of childhood, wealth, sex, and (as with an aqualung cast in bronze) death — while finally signifying precious little.

We would be hugely grateful if you donated today, something, anything towards this amount, knowing that animals' lives, and the health of an entire precious ecosystem would be improved by your contribution.

Precious, precious few.