Sentence examples for a massive issue and from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Ascot, at the forefront of trying to encourage big-name horses from overseas to race in the UK over recent years, said it was "becoming a massive issue" and something the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities should put "as a No1 priority for discussion".

Pay is always a massive issue for workers, and pensions are deferred pay.

Ms Wood told the debate, at Manchester's National Football Museum, that social media was a "massive issue" where racist and homophobic abuse was concerned.

You could be earning double the average London salary and still not be able to get on the housing ladder, so it's a massive issue for Londoners and it's also an issue for businesses, for the economy," he says.

"If the reports are accurate then I am scared that it is going to feed into more far right politics which have been a massive issue in France and we have already seen the Front National using the issue without evening knowing the details".

I think that's such a massive issue, when you go and look at all of this administration and all this wasted money, and the unions, and the prison systems that are being built daily and the private sector prisons that are a business... Is there a conspiracy for our kids, to set them up for the fall?

In a country where sex crime is already a massive issue, to ban pornography and remove an accessible form of sexual relief seems hugely counterintuitive.

Housing is a massive issue long-term for artists and we can only provide a temporary fix with our Live/Work spaces, but one which is hopefully beneficial for a few years.

But it's fair to say that money isn't a massive issue: she has an established career and savings in the bank.

She appeared on Pete Morgan's breakfast show on BBC WM on Tuesday, saying: "Just to set the backdrop to it, we'd just done a week on The Wright Stuff and independence was a massive issue.

Talent and skills is a massive issue for startups.