The phrase "a huge worry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation involving a lot of stress, anxiety, or concern. For example, "The rising cost of living is a huge worry for many families."
And that's a huge worry".
But he knows it is a huge worry.
"It was a huge worry, leaving them alone.
"You've just removed a huge worry from the market," said Jonathan Lewis, the chief investment officer at Samson Capital Advisors.
West Meon's far larger church, dating from the 1840s, is "a huge worry".Not that that's unique to country parishes.
"It's a huge worry," said Jack Vessey, a vegetable farmer in El Centro, about 500 miles south of Salinas.
Dilnot aims to remove a huge financial worry from our ageing population and their offspring.
The run-up to the Commonwealth games in Delhi, which begin on October 3rd, has been a reminder that India does some things very badly.Instability is another huge worry.
Litigation is another huge worry: Citigroup agreed this week to pay $285m to settle claims by the Securities and Exchange Commission (which the bank neither admits nor denies) that it misled investors in a collateralised-debt obligation.Some wonder whether there is even a long-term future for certain banks.
So even if it were implemented, CERP would not answer all the problems.Squabbles over the plumbingOne huge worry is that CERP will be undermined by attempts to satisfy different interest groups: in particular, the environmentalists, who want to save the Everglades, and the town dwellers, who want better flood control and water supply.
Huge, worrying abstractions — Brexit, the government's austerity program, new forms of jihadism — dominated the news.
