Sentence examples for facing a mammoth problem from inspiring English sources

MANAGERS of zoos across North America are facing a mammoth problem: the gene pool among captive African elephants has grown woefully small.

Even if the Federal Reserve gets around to strengthening the dollar which would do wonders to get the economy really moving again we still face a mammoth and growing problem: the government's increasing domination and distortion of the capital markets.

The state faces a mammoth budget crisis.

Even so, Xinran faced a mammoth editing task.

Instead now "impendent-Democrat" Lieberman faces a mammoth task defending his lead.

Cariocas and their political leaders face a mammoth task, one that might be prone to corruption and inefficiency.

A stadium hosting Olympic events has said it faces a "mammoth task" covering up all trace of its sponsors name before the games begin.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand: "Middlesex face a mammoth task, on a turning pitch, to save the game on the final day.

England face a mammoth task to avoid a series whitewash after Azhar Ali's composed 157 kept Pakistan in control of the third Test in Dubai.

'I was facing a difficult problem.

I stand stripped of everything, facing a colossal mammoth that I've fed alongside the world around me.