Sentence examples for hugely raise from inspiring English sources

In a well-run Fifa, commercial and broadcasting revenues would increase and mechanisms must be built to hugely raise the ambition for projects throughout the developing world.

If so, that will hugely raise the economic damage wreaked by crisis, as yet more output is lost and more jobs are destroyed.This is the greatest single threat to the survival of the euro.

When a community is so much in need, opening up the discussion to voice all those needs can hugely raise expectations as well as derail focus on what can be achieved.

The Obama administration's crackdown on leaks has hugely raised the stakes for whistle-blowers.

"Expectations have been hugely raised by William Hague and this latest feasibility study which he commissioned.

Following the trail blazed by Caribbean sugar planters, the tobacco planters found that the slave gang, its merciless pace maintained by the lash, hugely raised output.

When the roguish bandit Lo rescues the feisty young swordfighter Jen in the deserts of Xinjiang, he takes her back to a sort of pirate cave and feeds her roast qawarchi fowl and a loaf of bread that looks like a cross between a single-serve pizza with a hugely raised edge and a round bun that's been flattened in the middle.

Umunna claimed yesterday: "The information which the governor has provided today is hugely significant, raising questions about Nick Clegg's reasons for changing his economic outlook so dramatically.

This government is implementing an ambitious agenda to raise standards; hugely expanding the number of apprenticeships and transforming vocational training.

Activists are hugely important in raising public awareness.

And in the early 1900s, the Hygiene Exhibitions staged in the German city of Dresden in 1911 and 1930 were hugely effective at raising public awareness of the benefits of hygiene.