Sentence examples for the huge extent from inspiring English sources
The huge extent to which victims of sexual abuse have not been listened to over the years has only recently been fully revealed.
It really is hard for outsiders, especially those unschooled in the world's greatest game (Banyan submits), to appreciate the huge extent of his appeal.
Mr Snowden, a former CIA contractor, is in hiding after admitting being the source of classified documents that revealed the huge extent of US surveillance operations.
What it needs most is more knowledge and public discussion about the nature and the huge extent of inequality and its damaging consequences, including for economic growth.
And it is a measure of the huge extent of Charlie's achievements that none of his obituarists has been inclined to hold being responsible for the discovery of Dire Straits against him.
The huge extent to which Europe has exported its global warming pollution is evident from two sharply contrasting reports on how much greenhouse gas emissions have fallen or risen since world leaders signed up to huge reduction targets in the Kyoto protocol.
"If they do they will help us with the growth of the game here to a huge extent and the Lions have a lot of global sponsors who would certainly welcome the opportunity to bring the Lions to the USA".
The history of immigrants is, to a huge extent, the history of this nation, though so is the pernicious practice of determining that some among us do not deserve full humanity, and full citizenship.
To a huge extent, the internet and a valid credit card have destroyed all this for me.
For another, they make it even more difficult to address the public-health crisis: "If you try to shut down air travel and sea travel, you risk affecting to a huge extent the economy, people's livelihoods, and their ability to get around without stopping the virus from traveling," Gregory Hartl, a W.H.O.
"If you try to shut down air travel and sea travel, you risk affecting to a huge extent the economy, people's livelihoods and their ability to get around without stopping the virus from traveling," said World Health Organization spokesman Gregory Hartl.
