Sentence examples for hugely technical from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, John Kerry, the US secretary of state, told foreign ministers that he planned to travel to Geneva to see if he could finalise the hugely technical deal by Friday.

A hugely technical effort involving large-scale kiln-drying of the timber would have to be undertaken against a tight deadline and the project would rest on the quality of this curing.

It's a "Transcendental Etude," a sort of hugely difficult technical study by Franz Liszt.

It may have cost upwards of $300m, but the critics - with a few notable exceptions - have responded positively to the film's hugely impressive technical achievements and Cameron's continuing ability to tell a great story.

A project of mind-boggling complexity and astonishing ingenuity, this city centre campus – previously scattered across 11 buildings – brings innumerable different departments (each with hugely demanding technical requirements) together for the first time, allowing new collaborations between students and staff.

In a season when the Premier League has been hugely competitive, the technical area is where managers appear to be most exposed.

The layout does not look much on a track map, but actually it is very technical and hugely physical for the driver.

While the country has a hugely talented pool of technical talent, it hasn't yet been able to translate that into a strong pipeline of IPO candidates.

"But technical problems become hugely magnified when the stakes are large and the results close".

More than the story of one hugely important machine, told from technical, institutional, and personal perspectives, it illuminates the invention of the modern computer, the development of programming, the transformation of scientific practice around new technology, and the transition from the mathematical technology of World War II to the simulations culture of the early Cold War.

"The last year has been hugely productive both in our technical missions and our goal of helping foster the space community at Columbia and more broadly in New York," said CSI co-president Millen Anand '20, who noted that the organization has grown to over 80 members and earned nearly 60% of its funding this year from outside grants and awards.