Sentence examples for represent huge from inspiring English sources

Cell and Blu-ray represent huge investments.

Never mind what it would do to equality, it would represent huge economic profligacy.

Both of these cameras represent huge high-tech leaps, for sure.

Shelter's chief executive, Campbell Robb, said such losses represent "huge amounts" to some of the poorest people in Britain.

Even in the narrowest terms, at a time in which the government has imposed so much instability on the sector, international students represent huge investment into higher education.

They had gathered with their millions of fans, who came from the rural parts of Mexico, where horses even today represent huge symbols of success and pride.

With around 12 exposures in each main Saturday show alone, it represents huge prime-time exposure.

"That represents huge negligence, if that is confirmed," said a former senior MI6 official.

Its critics say that the industry would have more negotiating leverage if more products represented huge advances in medicine.

The 4 years between the age of 14 and the age of 18 represents huge changes and possibilities for preventive strategies.

The number represents a (huge, huge) increase from the 336 million units sold in 2011.