Sentence examples for support of a huge from inspiring English sources

You would need the support of a "huge financier".

The 68-year-old Cameroonian will obviously have the support of a huge number of Africa's member associations and could carry the support of Blatter loyalists.

Just as it shouldn't be surprising that Romney has the support of a huge swath of blue-collar white men, even though he's on a mission to make the 1 percent 100 percent able to indulge in car elevators.

We cringed when he and his City Council allies went to extreme lengths to smooth the way for bulldozers at Ridge Hill, and disagreed with his unwavering support of a huge slot-machine breeding ground for gambling addicts at Yonkers Raceway.

Bloodhound is only able to work at this rate thanks to the support of a huge number of sponsor companies who are producing world-class engineering products for us.

The PA employs more than 150,000 Palestinians in the West Bank as civil servants, ministers, and police, and is therefore the means of financial support for a huge number of Palestinian families.

Microsoft built on the app's productivity features, adding syncing with cloud storage platforms, improving the built-in calendar, and adding support for a huge number of email services.

Congress and the White House both support construction of a huge water project known as Mni Wiconi, which would deliver water from the Missouri River to rural South Dakota.

But I was given a lot of support: a huge bank of shared resources from previous years, an email group between history teachers, extra textbooks were ordered so that I could take one home to plan, assessment guidance and effective marking shortcuts were handed out termly.

Mr. Kristof criticizes America's support of Israel -- support endorsed by a huge majority of Democrats and Republicans, presidents and members of Congress -- and expresses his preference for the "honest broker" role.

And it may say something about the fervent nature of Ukip support that a huge 77 per cent of those who intend to vote for the Eurosceptic party think Nigel Farage is in touch – despite his public school education and background as a City trader.