Sentence examples for huge problems in the from inspiring English sources

Corruption and mismanagement are huge problems in the South.

This is going to cause some huge problems in the not-so-distant future as it shifts its smartphones over to QNX too.

He cited data showing improved lending, but added: "There are huge problems in the eurozone that agreements are implemented quickly and that each country shows it can credibly tackle its deficit.

I know that it's very important to us as a brand to treat people fairly, and I think there are huge problems in the world today, in every industry, about treating women correctly, actually.

Mario Cuomo told Crain's New York Business that while he admired Pope Francis for living a simple life and working with the poor, he felt the new pope's background "had not taught him how to deal with the high pressure of huge problems in the church".

After the A.I.G. rescue — which of course followed the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac takeovers, the Merrill Lynch sale to Bank of America and the disastrous Lehman bankruptcy — Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. concluded that they needed to find a systemic approach to fixing the huge problems in the banking system.

"I think there's a huge problem in the reproductive technology industry," Mrs. Sorrells said.

Food fraud is a huge problem in the UK, and much of it is as a result of organised crime.

We have a huge problem in the United States, and we need it solved with the kind of bold initiatives endorsed by Mr. Bowles and Mr. Simpson.

Mr. Boogaard's death, tragic as it is, illustrates what might become a huge problem in the hockey community- overly physical games.

Some go so far as to see even psychotherapy as a sign of weakness — a huge problem in the American military, among traumatized or depressed soldiers.