Sentence examples for not only hugely from inspiring English sources

This is not only hugely problematic, but unnecessary.

(The absence of a mother is not only hugely significant, it is, correctly, never explained).

But nudge politics is not only hugely paternalistic, it's being used to mould us into serviceable consumers.

Sweden's Social Democratic government has come up with a novel answer: a "green" policy that is not only hugely expensive, but may actually damage the environment.

Everybody Hates Chris has been a big hit in America, where Rock is not only hugely successful but also a kind of cultural totem.

Buying goods and services from poor countries is not only hugely beneficial to rich countries' economies, it can also provide opportunities for millions of people in poor countries to lift themselves up and improve their lives.

He found in it not only a hugely lucrative extension to his career, but a challenge almost entirely denied him during his brilliant international playing days: leadership.

I've never written an obituary before, and this is a difficult one as the person I'm writing about was not only a hugely influential colleague, but also one of my best friends.

ACCORDING to Viacom, an "old-media" giant, YouTube is not only a hugely popular video-sharing website, but also a scrounger that "has built a lucrative business out of exploiting the devotion of fans to others' creative works in order to enrich itself and its corporate parent Google".

It takes chutzpah for a British dramatist to tackle such a subject, but Hampton has pulled it off, and in the process revealed, in the footsteps of Robert Caro's acclaimed biography, that Lyndon Baines Johnson was not only a huge character, but a hugely misunderstood one.

"Not only is this hugely unfair to the millions of hardworking people in Britain who pay their tax but it's also bad for business.