Sentence examples for a gigantic problem of from inspiring English sources

That's a gigantic problem of course".

It could represent a gigantic problem for the Mets, who have had trouble scoring runs anyway.

Let's be clear: the economy is struggling, and that's a gigantic problem for Mr. Obama.

The body to watch is the Mexican American Legislative Caucus (MALC), which claims 44 of the 74 Democrats in the Texas House (there is not one Hispanic Republican there, a gigantic problem for the party).

From Berlin to Oklahoma City, why has deciding upon the look and feel of memorials been a "gigantic problem"?

Depending on which analyst you read, this is either a gigantic problem (marriage rates are collapsing; some measures of social connection are on the decline) or not a gigantic problem (crime rates are plummeting, some measures of social connection are improving).

The game is clearly designed for a mouse and keyboard interface, which has then been manhandled onto console – it's not something that is ever a gigantic problem, but if you have the luxury of choosing then go for the PC version.

But online piracy is a gigantic problem.

"It is a gigantic problem," said the Rev.

"It's a gigantic problem making this work," she said.

With a third of the euro area's GDP in crisis countries, and with the core countries also pursuing austerity, this is a gigantic problem.