At last here was a sense of the gigantic, existential nature of this decision.
Millions of pounds swilled round Whitehall, drenching consultants with fees and fooling ministers into gullible decisions that have meant a gigantic loss of money to the taxpayer.
Lower energy costs in America, rising wages in developing countries like China and Brazil, quality control issues and the desire to keep the supply chain close to the gigantic American consumer base have all factored into these decisions.
As Jeune Afrique reported in depth, the sudden decision by France to intervene was met with one gigantic bienvenue!
By Saturday night, after members of the team locked arms, took a picture and announced their decision to boycott all football activities, it became a gigantic story.
On top of that, if appeals courts uphold yesterday's decision, it looks as though smokers can now bring gigantic lawsuits against the industry.
"This decision, were it to be the final word, potentially has gigantic ramifications, and not just for the NLRB".
The century-old decision to base it on gasoline-powered automobiles led to a gigantic manufacturing capacity, along with roads, repair facilities, and fuelling stations that now make it exceedingly difficult to do things differently.
If you overrule this arbitrary decision, more than half of the country will be able to take a gigantic step to fight pollution, oil addiction and global warming.
Debate still rages, among both experts and the public, on whether his critical decision to guarantee deposits in Irish banks, which meant the country taking responsibility for their gigantic debts, avoided complete collapse or made a dire situation even worse.
