Sentence examples for particularly huge from inspiring English sources

But on recordings that tone isn't particularly huge.

"There'll be all kinds of haggling, but there are no particularly huge minefields there".

Needless to say, the gap between "fair rent" and market rent is particularly huge in London.

For others – particularly huge stars, who can become detached – fanmail is a welcome part of their lives.

It suggests an enormous mountain desert compressed to bonsai scale -- or a particularly huge Charles Simonds work.

(There was a particularly huge spike, called the bomb pulse, in the nuke-happy heyday of the fifties and sixties).

3.25pm BST Government data continued... Heather Brooke describing "mutant" data – particularly health: "Huge number of datasets collected about health".

Mr Bush's education policy, particularly the huge, mawkishly named No Child Left Behind Act, was designed to prove two things.

The nuclear forces, particularly the huge number of sub-strategic systems that Russia keeps, are also a necessary hedge against a rising China.

Some economists worry that the Fed's efforts to foster growth – particularly its huge asset purchases – will eventually cause faster inflation.

Closing Rover Cars -- particularly its huge Longbridge plant near Birmingham that employs 9,000 people -- would be a devastating blow to car production in Britain.