"monumental case" is a correct phrase in written English, and can be used to describe a situation that is exceptionally large or important.
For example, "The Supreme Court's ruling in this monumental case is sure to have far-reaching implications."
"This monumental case will change the way business is done in many institutions," he said.
The Supreme Court is about to hear arguments in a monumental case on affirmative action in university admissions.
The questions had nothing to do with injuries but everything to do with what university officials believe to be a monumental case of cheating.
"The truth of the matter is that this is not some monumental case, no matter who Kobe is and how much money he has," Smith said.
Explain that they will be writing reaction papers about the legal actions that have taken place since Brown v. Board of Education from the point of view of a Supreme Court Justice who ruled in that monumental case.
The soft-spoken woman shaking off a monumental case of jet lag at a Manhattan apartment one recent morning was Dr. Ruth Kiew, 56, the keeper of the herbarium and library of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and one of the world's great experts on tropical begonias.
But a victory for gay rights in either of the two monumental cases being presented to the justices next week will not necessarily resolve all the complicated financial and legal issues that now confront same-sex couples.
6. Select a historic and monumental Supreme Court case (such as Brown v. Board of Education, Roe v. Wade or Bush v. Gore) and read the majority and dissenting opinions on the case.
Microsoft may be facing a monumental antitrust case, but where.Net is concerned, Mr. Stutz said, "we can't push the market share and force people to use our system".
The court had not considered such a monumental abortion rights case since Casey in 1992.
These forms are often combined on a monumental scale, as in the case of a mural-size rubbing made from one of the artist's sculptural reliefs.
