Sentence examples for face a gigantic from inspiring English sources

Even in the unlikely event that the moguls take the FTC's words to heart, they face a gigantic challenge in imposing common standards on such a decentralised industry.

Latin America is undergoing the epidemiologic transition that occurred earlier in developed countries, and is likely to face a gigantic epidemic of heart disease in the next few years unless urgent action is taken.

If you don't factor any Social Security income into the equation and assume a moderate-risk portfolio (60% allocated to stocks, 35% bonds and 5% cash,) this saver would still face a gigantic shortfall — and need to either more than double her annual savings (not realistic) cut her spending by 45% (also unrealistic) or delay retirement until age 75 (ouch).

Now, facing a gigantic Level 40 hell dragon whose fiery breath has just destroyed a large village, your decision is looking much less amusing.

Mr. Bloomberg is facing a gigantic $4.8 billion deficit, and he has proposed closing it with both cost-cutting and $1.5 billion in borrowing.

He promised that he was "going to get right to the point," but then he veered into a story about "a small army of patriots... facing a gigantic army armed to the teeth".

Donald Trump's new chief of staff has vowed to impose military discipline and straighten things out, as one might expect of a retired marine general facing a gigantic mess.

Whoever ends up running Citi faces a gigantic challenge, but at least he (or she) will have plenty of latitude: Robert Rubin, the new chairman (and yet another ex-Goldmanite), has indicated that no option is off the table, even a break-up.

His would be the tallest statue in the world, twice the height of the Statue of Liberty, its backers say, built of concrete, clad in recycled iron and facing a gigantic and controversial dam that bears Patel's name and brings the Narmada river to serve the cities of Gujarat.

With New York facing a gigantic budget shortfall and the economy still staggering, the percentage of voters who approve of how Gov. George E. Pataki is handling his job has fallen to the lowest level in seven years, according to a statewide poll by Quinnipiac University.

After visiting the centre in Heidenau, Mrs Merkel said Germany was facing a "gigantic challenge".