Sentence examples for a huge problem though from inspiring English sources
"Corruption is a huge problem, though, and no doubt some of the guys we're involved with are up to some stuff.
It's not just frustrating to see efforts focused on a tiny corner of a huge problem, though, but potentially worrying for those on the receiving end.
TURN OFF NOTIFICATIONS Phones are still a huge problem, though.
Mr. Thomsen said that widespread tax evasion "remains a huge problem," though he added that Greece had "indeed come a long way".
Turnover was a huge problem, even though the nurses loved their work with patients.
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.
He said that it was good to have an American President who knew that important things were happening outside America; that global warming was a huge problem, and that France, though a relatively minor offender, had to be a leader in setting it right.
Under the leadership of Adam Bain this wasn't a huge problem for a while, though everything still stems back to user growth.
And no, this isn't about dumbass embargoes (though that remains a huge problem that the PR industry doesn't seem to have any real interest in solving).
