Sentence examples for be a gigantic problem from inspiring English sources

I suspect there is a lack of collaboration beginning to bubble and this is soon to be a gigantic problem between generations at work.

That's a gigantic problem of course".

But online piracy is a gigantic problem.

"It is a gigantic problem," said the Rev.

"It's a gigantic problem making this work," she said.

Let's be clear: the economy is struggling, and that's a gigantic problem for Mr. Obama.

From Berlin to Oklahoma City, why has deciding upon the look and feel of memorials been a "gigantic problem"?

With a third of the euro area's GDP in crisis countries, and with the core countries also pursuing austerity, this is a gigantic problem.

From Berlin to Oklahoma City, this has been a gigantic problem, not least because victims and their families feel they should have a say (who can argue with that?), and in New York's case there are thousands of victims.

Just because you exist on planet Earth doesn't give you the right to download the game because you're upset at The Man. Besides, for every knucklehead seeding the game on BlackCats, Ubisoft can say, "See, piracy is a gigantic problem on the PC".

"There is a gigantic problem," Michel said.