Sentence examples for mostly in huge from inspiring English sources

It's sometimes easy to forget (if, in fact, you ever knew) that the information superhighway travels mostly in huge cables buried deep at sea miles and miles of fiber optic wire that carry on them 95% of our daily communication and $10 trillion worth of global business.

He said that their sheer size — they are still mostly encased in huge blocks of sand weighing thousands of pounds — required an owner with institutional space.

They collect DVDs - mostly imported - in huge numbers.

Salmon, mostly hatchery-born, have returned in huge numbers to Northwest rivers in recent years, largely because of improved ocean conditions.

One of them is the useless Eurofighter jet, which Britain is still buying in huge numbers, mostly, it seems, to justify the continued existence of the Royal Air Force.

Rather, it has mostly built huge businesses in refining, oil exploration and textiles from the ground up.

These 25 or so technology entrepreneurs from the Washington area had amassed huge fortunes, mostly in stock, and decided to form a sort of hybrid kaffeeklatsch and investment club.

But what may have been lost in the process is the fact that the Bell local phone giants are jumping into the long-distance market in a huge way, mostly in the voice telephone business but also in the Internet sector.

It was caused not by an exceptional surge in productivity, but mostly by huge subsidies and extensive borrowing.

More than 75% of school buildings contain asbestos and many – mostly the huge number built in the three decades after the second world war – are now coming to the end of their useful lives.

While the race brought in huge numbers of outside volunteers, it was mostly fought over local issues like transit, the environment, education and the state budget.