Sentence examples for huge question for from inspiring English sources

The gulf between these two camps poses a huge question for those who might think of themselves on the sidelines.

Whether Pandora can be a growing, independent publicly traded company is now a huge question for the service.

"Here is somebody who was an advocate within government for the bid, so there are huge questions for David Cameron to answer.

Paul Mason, Newsnight's economics editor, went in, for once, and gave us the strangely uplifting Slums 101, which raised huge questions for planners and for anyone who thinks about their fellow human beings.

The so far unstoppable rise of the SNP, if translated into seats in May, will pose huge questions for Labour if it forms a minority government.

There is now a glimmer of hope on Syria, with the emphasis on "glimmer" because of huge questions for which there are still no answers.

For those coming into E3, the functionality and fun of the Wii controller were huge question marks for Nintendo.

That's no doubt a huge question mark for Blue Apron going forward.

There's a huge question mark for CEO Drew Houston, and whether he'll be able to build a strong sustainable business given the commoditization of online storage.

Somehow, Republicans fail to explicitly answer a huge question central to their case for some kind of witch-hunt against Trump: Did the people making the FISA application actually know it was the Democratic Party that paid for the dossier, rather than Fusion, which had a history of clients that included both Republican and Democratic "political actors"?

But their bid for reconciliation raises a huge question.