Sentence examples for undoubtedly huge from inspiring English sources

With the vast amount of data being collected by the four billion devices already connected to the internet of things and the huge reservoirs of information stored by businesses and public bodies, the potential for open data is undoubtedly huge.

The smartphone market in China is undoubtedly huge — Jolla's CEO describes it as a "300 million device market".

The postponement will frustrate many in Japan who are still waiting but, on the positive side, Niantic, Nintendo and the Pokémon Company — the three firms behind the smash game — are confident that, if the game is launched right, their serves can handle the undoubtedly huge demand that Pokémon Go will generate in Japan.

This allows us to state our alignment as finding those partitionings S and T that realize the maximum in the target function (2) Optimizing over the undoubtedly huge space of all ℓ-partitionings of P and Q requires more attention to be tractable in practice.

"There will undoubtedly be huge demand for these bonds," said Andrew Hagger of Moneycomms.

Already, guarded references to them have appeared in two tabloids, which would undoubtedly pay huge sums to see them.

It's early days for these products, but they'll undoubtedly provide huge benefits for the self-tracker.

It was not the press that riled him, he said, or even the former players, though he undoubtedly took huge satisfaction from proving a few of them wrong.

And, undoubtedly, the huge government interventions laid the groundwork for the political backlash against Obama that was unleashed this past August and which has jeopardized his larger agenda on health care, global warming, and financial regulation.

This is undoubtedly a huge, melodramatic, accent-y role for Streep as the Bronx Irish nun who embarks on an obsessive campaign to get a priest defrocked for abuse.

The writer: Gregory Burke Black Watch is, undoubtedly, a huge team effort, with all the cast keen to pay tribute to stage, props, lighting and the rest, but at the epicentre is writer Gregory Burke.