huges amounts vs huge amounts

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• Each body showed the presence of huge amounts of pheromones.
• With this, you could store huge amounts of electrical energy.
• That woman has thrown out huge amounts of perfectly good food.
• The huge amounts of dust that can be generated by various farming activities should also be pointed out.
• Unfortunately the EU subsidises the meat industry by huge amounts.
• The industry is being paid huge amounts in compensation and we are getting very little in return.
• They pour huge amounts of pollutants into the ocean.
• The most important thing is that we did not have to take huge amounts of healthy brain in the process.
• It's putting off huge amounts of C02 and, actually, cyanide gas.
• The ocean stores huge amounts of carbon, about 60 times more than is in the atmosphere.
• Investment funds are pumping huge amounts of money into food price speculation, thus forcing consumers to pay prices that exceed the production costs several times.
• We used huge amounts of energy to create this bridge.
• Under such circumstances, being able to receive huge amounts of trade credits without any financial cost would be highly unlikely in market economy conditions.
• I'm sorry, but you've got a rogue nurse who apparently stole huge amounts of drugs and then killed herself out of guilt.
• The 'Management Organisation Unit' (MOU) in Greece administers huge amounts of funding provided by the EU.
• In fact, I looked to a technology that neither stores nor generates electricity, but instead consumes electricity, huge amounts of it.
• Whilst I am still concerned at the huge amounts of taxpayers' money going into agricultural funding, I welcome the change from subsidies to keep consumer prices artificially high, towards support for farmers who may face particular difficulties.
• Orbiters also tell us that there are huge amounts of underground water on Mars as well as glaciers.
• But subsidised tourism is a bad thing, it is unacceptable, because it does not produce sustained structural improvement but simply throws away and wastes huge amounts of European money.
• There are huge, huge amounts of trans-dimensional energy out there just waiting for us to throw the switch.