Sentence examples for would become huge from inspiring English sources
In just two years, Lotus would become huge by the software standards of the time, with revenue of $156 million and nearly 1,000 employees.
Well, the music sort of makes the whole universe feel unbelievable – unlike on Empire, where Timbaland's songs are very often genuine jams (and bestsellers on iTunes), and it's easy to believe that these R&B singers would become huge acts.
Q: In retrospect, it seemed obvious that this outbreak would become huge.
Parlour believes the pressure on Wenger would become "huge" if the Gunners do not win the FA Cup, but the manager is relaxed heading into the Wembley meeting.
If anyone had told me 10 years ago that I would become a huge TV star, I'd have told them they were having a laugh.
Opponents of abortion have long resisted adding a "health exception," arguing it would become a huge loophole allowing such abortions for vague reasons of mental health.
Ultimately, the officials said, almost all of the building, except for a small post office branch on Eighth Avenue, would become a huge train station and retail complex.
Of course, if Deutsche Bank were to be in the position of needing hundreds of billions of euros of emergency liquidity assistance, it would become a huge political issue.
Howard Wolfson, a deputy mayor under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and an avid cyclist, said New Yorkers would care little about the delays once the program began, predicting that it would become "a huge part of this mayor's legacy".
"It would become a huge issue if there were a lot of communities that decided to regulate to the degree that would prohibit us from doing business," he said.
"We should never have all the capacity within USAid," says Reichle, "because it would become a huge bureaucracy if we had to implement all the programmes directly, and that wouldn't be efficient.
