Sentence examples for was considered huge from inspiring English sources

Sarah Susanka, the author of "Creating The Not So Big House," (Taunton Press, 2000) said a few years ago the 4,000 to 6,000 square foot home was considered huge.

More than half a century ago, Wee Willie Wilkin, a Washington Redskins tackle, was considered huge at 6-4 and 261, then along came Doug Atkins, a Chicago Bears defensive end at 6-8 and 275, and Gene (Big Daddy Lipscombee, a Baltimore Colts defensive tackle at 6-6 and 284.

It wasn't that long ago that 100,000 users was considered huge for a Web 2.0 related business.

This would not be considered "huge profits" by any standards.

Big data security and privacy are considered huge obstacles for researchers in this field.

And it's funny because the numbers I've had shows canceled for years ago would now be considered huge successes.

A report on the investigation, issued Tuesday, says the administrator of Medicare, Thomas A. Scully, issued the threat to Richard S. Foster while lawmakers were considering huge changes in the program last year.

Congress is considering huge, and politically appealing, tariffs on Chinese goods before the November elections, with cautious encouragement from the White House, which thinks it can manage the process to avoid a trade war.

And state budgets all across the country are considering huge draconian cuts to their public structures and social safety nets that millions of people rely upon.

And there hasn't been a shortfall of interest from foreign investors, particularly from oil giants, which are considering huge investment in a post-sanctions Iran.

Five years ago, he said, a $200,000 pool was considered "pretty huge".