Sentence examples for seemingly huge from inspiring English sources

There is seemingly huge demand for the band's music on streaming sites.

Tiny start-ups out-execute corporate giants all the time, despite seemingly huge disadvantages in resources and competitive position.

Despite a seemingly huge market, diet drugs have not sold well in the past, in part because people tend to use them for only a short time.

The US national debt cannot legally exceed a debt ceiling of $14.29 trillion£8.86tntn) – a seemingly huge amount, but one which was reached in May.

It ends with Mr Fujimori skulking in a Japanese novelist's house in Tokyo, stripped of the presidency over the scandalous behaviour of Vladimiro Montesinos, his now-fugitive intelligence chief and closest political adviser.In the month since Mr Fujimori's fall, Peru's reviving democracy has been shaken by claims about the seemingly huge scale of corruption during his decade in power (see article).

"Our seemingly huge drop in Wales equates to about 1,500 fewer applicants, whilst England has nearly 16,000 fewer applicants".

Like much of the rest of China, Wuhan is seemingly one huge building site.

While seemingly a huge sum of money, this amount is comparable to investments made in stadiums and public transport for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Humor can be an energizing and invigorating tool for project members when the scale of the phenomenon they want to cover is seemingly too huge or the narratives they cover too bleak.

It now costs about $160,140 to raise a middle-class child through age 17, according to the Department of Agriculture's annual report, "Expenditures on Children by Families". That's up from $25,229 in 1960 and $69,333 in 1980, seemingly a huge increase.

The victory he achieves, although seemingly trivial, has huge symbolic weight.