Sentence examples for hugely temporary from inspiring English sources
For one thing, our projections of happiness are hugely temporary.
In 1962-63, his first full senior campaign, Thomson made remarkable progress, not missing a match and attaining levels of maturity and reliability unusual in one so young, contributing hugely to Wolves' marked temporary improvement – they rose to fifth place in the table – and making his breakthrough at England under-23 level.
Activation thus seems to be a hugely successful strategy for temporary disabled workers.
In that context, even a temporary impasse can be hugely consequential.
By definition, they are not hugely troubled by the ethical issues around eating animals, and preaching a message of (even temporary) moral abstemiousness to them seems pointless.
Gary Owen's hugely praised Iphigenia in Splott, written for the Sherman in Cardiff, arrives at the National Theatre's Temporary space.
These temporary restrictions come to an end on Wednesday, which has prompted warnings from Conservative activists of a "hugely disruptive and destabilising wave of mass immigration".
