The phrase "a huge question is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a significant or important question that needs to be addressed or considered.
Example: "A huge question is whether we can effectively combat climate change in the next decade."
Alternatives: "a significant question is" or "a major question is".
"A real huge question is how the economic downturn is going to affect any sort of political reform," said Joseph Fewsmith, a Boston University professor who studies Chinese politics.
"You could do something that has a progressive methodology, but the huge question is how much money you get out of it and what to do with the money," said Michael Kink, the executive director of the labor-backed Strong Economy for All Coalition.
Part of the reason why attribution remains a huge question mark is because there's a prevailing view that you need to have the equivalent of a "smoking gun", and that any evidence deemed "circumstantial" is too weak to be considered.
Beardsley has been seen regularly at St George's Park in recent months and recently completed his A coaching licence but huge questions were left unanswered when Newcastle announced his departure yet declined to reveal the results of their 14-month investigation into allegations of bullying and racism from Under-23 players.
That's a huge question that's circulating now that the game has immediately popped to the top of the App Store and has cemented itself as one of the most successful game launches of all time.
And that, the authors note, raises a huge question: "Why is support for race-targeted aid decreasing during a period in which the black-white wage gap has stagnated?" Because of this paper, we know more about who is decreasing their support for reducing inequality and have an inkling of why.
Jennifer: That's a huge question because we're seeing what's happened with Roe v. Wade, and this is an aggressive adaption of a law in the same way that Roe v. Wade was, and I have a lot of concerns that what we're going to see now is a big backlash.
"You're asking a huge question that's obviously on a lot of people's minds right now, me included," he added.
Given the lack of cooperation between the Executive branch and the Legislative branch over the past few years, I'd say it is a huge question mark — they are already saying that the President's budget will not be considered.
