Sentence examples for made no huge from inspiring English sources

One of the supposedly murdered men, however, has recently turned up alive.In Colombia, BP has made no huge effort to defend its reputation.

Installing a traditional fixed-line telecoms infrastructure made no economic sense across huge, sparsely populated, and sometimes difficult to cross terrains.

Share prices were not affected, for instance, when FASB recently required firms to account for health-care benefits for workers after retirement, a change that looked huge but made no difference to their real liabilities.

But make no mistake: something huge has happened.

You therefore have to be very careful before making any huge assumptions: no two cases will ever be the same...We recently acted on a fascinating application for a decree in nullity.

It makes no sense to use huge amounts of public money to fund expansion at Gatwick when growth can be accommodated by other existing airports.

Stockholders and others have questioned the big pay packages for company chiefs, but Mr. Stucker makes no apologies for the huge increases in the last decade.

Schäuble makes no apologies for the huge increase in Germany's working poor: they are necessary for the country's survival in the global race and to pay for his generation's retirement plans.

Make no mistake: this is huge.

On Sept. 11, he said, "I thought it was a small plane, a private plane," as did many in New York, perhaps because the sheer size of the quarter-mile-high twin towers made huge jets seem no bigger than a single-engine plane and the idea of flying hijacked airliners into buildings was unthinkable.

The difference was that in those cases no one made a huge fuss about it.