Sentence examples for gigantic problems from inspiring English sources

Sissi has been president for only 10 months, and he did not create the gigantic problems Egypt faces.

Mr Cowen has toiled to put things right since becoming Prime Minister in 2008, but in his 30 months in office he never looked like getting a grip on the gigantic problems.

The gigantic problems in Venezuela's small banking sector have their roots in a free-market change adopted by Mr. Perez when he was president: the freeing of Government-regulated interest rates.

The clearest lesson to be drawn out of this week's back and forth in the eurozone is this: Angela Merkel, Nicolas Sarkozy and the other single-currency heads of state have no intention of changing their tactics in tackling the gigantic problems facing Greece.

The Hindu triumphalist belief that India -- despite its gigantic problems of poverty, illiteracy and disease -- is advancing fast toward superpower status is widely shared among the Indian middle classes who have benefited most from the neo-liberal economic reforms of the last decade.

"If we don't have folks who are mission-focused, and laser-focused on solving these gigantic problems, we just aren't going to get them solved in time," he added.

That's a gigantic problem of course".

But online piracy is a gigantic problem.

The gigantic problem is political.

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

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