Sentence examples for be an enormous issue from inspiring English sources

"This will be an enormous issue that will require tough decisions by all parties," Mr. Chico said in his questionnaire.

"Either he is going to slow down or he is going to meet his maker at some point, and I think it is going to be an enormous issue".

Take the back row: Chris Robshaw and James Haskell did a good job in the Six Nations, absolutely outstanding, and with Maro in the second row, I do not think pace will be an enormous issue.

"Resources are an enormous issue," he said.

"This is an enormous issue for us," said Gerald Shea, an economic policy strategist for the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

"I think it puts the public at considerable risk," he said, adding: "From a safety standpoint, it's an enormous issue".

"You can see this topic of concussions all over the news, and it's an enormous issue for athletes," said Lauren Hobart, the chief marketing officer at Dick's, which is based in Pittsburgh.

[These Senate and House bills are currently being finalized in Congress.] Q: Gender-based violence is an enormous issue in much of Africa, and in places like Congo, rape, as you know, is an instrument of war.

It was "an enormous issue," Brendan Synnott says, and for the first two and half years of the brand's existence, he and Kelly Flatley didn't even put the word on their packaging.

"For the vast majority of law school graduates, this is an enormous issue, and it deters them from taking public-interest jobs, or they do it but can't continue that for the rest of their careers," Ms. Hendricks said.

Air pollution from mineral processing was an enormous issue; the search was on for ways to manage and reduce the associated risks.