Sentence examples for longer huge from inspiring English sources

It's no longer huge but not yet acceptable.

The most successful are no longer huge but little-known contract manufacturers, such as Quanta or Hon Hai, in the news this week because of workers' suicides (see article).

(It is having to go even further in America with a separate sub-brand called Scion to appeal to young consumers).Like all car companies Toyota in Japan has had to get used to a fragmentation of the market, which means there are no longer huge runs of a few bestselling models.

They are no longer a huge threat to secularism.

MR. STEINFIELD said he no longer expected huge rent increases.

Yet retailers no longer have huge proportions of their yearly sales in December.

It's also hyperbole: gigantic is no longer deemed huge enough, so we blend and expand.

But now, with more than 70% of Chinese women having sex before marriage, virginity is no longer a huge consideration.

The house is full of totems of a way of life that no longer exists: huge elephant tusks command the foyer ("Big-game hunting," Cornelia explains.

Montana, the nation's fourth-largest energy-producing state on a per-capita basis, is one Western state that no longer has huge surpluses.

I could go on; but I do not think US citizens should be at all "grateful" for Obamacare; and I have not even mentioned the longer term huge negative impact of Obamacare on the federal budget in this comment.