Sentence examples for a huge problem because from inspiring English sources

And it's never going to get any better, because he's always going to spoil it.' This is potentially a huge problem, because, even though Vegas has ideas for other characters - a wrestler, and a darts player ('it's lovely that the majority of the gig, you've got your back to them') - he is now tied to Johnny forever.

Actually, we have a huge problem because, as you probably know, the "rig count" has fallen off drastically in the past year, from 400 active drilling rigs to 97 as of Friday's report.

It's a huge problem because children 10 to 18 are trying things".

"It's a huge problem because people don't keep good records, and policies build up cash values," Mr. Belth said.

"And I don't see it as a huge problem because in the end, these things tend to work out.

"If that's the user's home PC, that's a huge problem, because lots of people have undetected viruses on their machine.

"It's a huge problem, mainly because of the fact it goes unreported," said Jimmy Coats, who served in the Navy for eight years and was raped, he said, by a man he had been dating.

Suddenly there had been a brief supply chain shortage of this substance, which could have been a huge problem; but because the procurement head had nurtured this relationship, the supplier made sure its quick-paying client received all its requirements and could operate as normal.

Conversely, crime is a huge problem for cities because it kills public space.

"They are having a huge problem siting it because no one wants it in their community," Mr. Orcutt said.

"Liquefaction is a huge problem in Christchurch because the city is built on an alluvial plain, on sediments that are vulnerable to liquefaction," Clague said.