Sentence examples for huge economic problem from inspiring English sources

We have a huge economic problem in this country, and I don't necessarily know when that [raising taxes] might become an issue, but I'm hoping that it won't be in the near future.

Today, it's a "huge economic problem" around the state, says entomologist Frank Zalom of the University of California, Davis.

Finland has a huge economic problem.

There is a risk that disruptions in Europe and elsewhere will grow into a huge economic problem that will cause people to stop buying new TVs and new I-Pads and will slow down business in general.

"There are huge economic problems in Spain," he said Saturday.

Those are admittedly piecemeal steps to ameliorate huge economic problems.

We have huge economic problems, but green pieces of paper are doing fine — and we should let them alone.

Iran's economy faced huge economic problems in recent years due to international sanctions imposed over Tehran's nuclear programme.

Iran faces huge economic problems and continuing strain under international sanctions, and many ordinary citizens feel suffocated by a blanket of security procedures.

His administration had, after all, tackled some huge economic problems early on, and with apparent success.First of these was the need to stabilise the financial system.

In the 1970s it was a country with huge economic problems; today, despite the failure of austerity policies, it's in a much stronger position.