Sentence examples for hugely serious from inspiring English sources

Labour said the problems with the helpline were "hugely serious".

And careless or dangerous driving can be hugely serious, devastating countless lives every year.

My initial feeling about all this is that it isn't hugely serious.

The crisis of the economy is a hugely serious one, but there's also a crisis of the spirit.

The overuse of antibiotics is a hugely serious problem, these days described by public health experts in apocalyptic terms.

There were two ways of trying to resolve the hugely serious allegations made by some 16 UK former terror detainees in Guantánamo Bay.

Military victory has increased the group's influence hugely; a serious reversal could undo it.

Santi said any amount of "burden sharing" or losses inflicted on junior bondholders would be hugely unpopular and a serious blow to the government.

In amongst the calls for the drummer from The Stranglers to be honoured, Jeremy Clarkson (a mouthy motoring journalist) to become prime minister and Arsenal football club to be "closed down" have been some serious and hugely popular petitions.

Ceasefire, as Kennedy's program is sometimes known, begins with the fact, commonly recognized by criminologists, that a small number of hardened criminals commit a hugely disproportionate number of serious violent crimes.

At times Rees tries to argue that she was a symbol of female empowerment, "a serious and hugely knowledgable lover of music", but he doesn't take her seriously as a human being, often slipping into a tone just as mocking as the Carnegie Hall audience.