Sentence examples for lost hugely from inspiring English sources

The family has lost hugely significant works, many of them shown at a Tate exhibition in 1998, dating from the late 1950s through to the last two pieces Heron made before his death.

The actual cost would be carried by ordinary British people, who would lost out hugely if the country gives up the huge investments and trade opportunities the EU offers.

The BBC also lost another hugely experienced senior manager, chief operating officer Caroline Thomson, in September.

Why not put them back in your body orally?" A ringing endorsement it was not – Marquez lost a hugely lopsided decision – but it hasn't stopped others from giving it a shot.

"What saddens me so much is that we have not only lost a hugely popular and colourful character, but one of the most exciting and explosive young batsmen," he said.

He argued that European industry would lose out hugely if it did not have access to London's "first-class financial services" when it needed to raise money.

Despite his own frustration at one final missed and another lost, Park is hugely famous at home.

That support was the whole difference in the primary, as Romanoff narrowly lost, despite being hugely outspent and outgunned by the national Democratic Party.

"Because the world wouldn't change hugely if we lost the panda.

ACF CEO Kelly O'Shanassy said with Toyne's passing, "Australia has lost a man who contributed hugely to conservation and Indigenous rights".

"You can't save everything, but the Harrison house and the Stone house are hugely important houses by hugely important architects, and if lost, it would be a tragedy".