Sentence examples for is hugely problematic from inspiring English sources
It is hugely problematic," she says.
The trend is hugely problematic and the transfer "backlog" is a damaging part.
The concentration of fragility in Africa is hugely problematic because its impact is never confined.
In an age of formalised contracting and commissioning, such a lack of transparency, equity and justice is hugely problematic.
Getting the money to make naloxone distribution programs work on the ground-level is "hugely problematic", says Doe-Simkins.
This is classical ballet as hugely entertaining spectacle, yet the arena format is one that is hugely problematic for the form.
She was prescribed anti-depressants – the type we know now are hugely problematic.
Dr Mooney said he believed the notion of a Games legacy was "hugely problematic" as it was so ambiguous.
As Dr Gladwell explains: "Any shutdown would be hugely problematic to start with, but could be easily subverted.
And it was hugely problematic for me, because when I was involved in the front line of services I was always told that I had a "disorder".
Both of these approaches are hugely problematic, and seem to assume that all unemployed young people can fall back on their families for assistance with housing.
