Sentence examples for represent a gigantic problem from inspiring English sources

It could represent a gigantic problem for the Mets, who have had trouble scoring runs anyway.

I suspect there is a lack of collaboration beginning to bubble and this is soon to be a gigantic problem between generations at work.

Let's be clear: the economy is struggling, and that's a gigantic problem for Mr. Obama.

That's a gigantic problem of course".

But online piracy is a gigantic problem.

"It is a gigantic problem," said the Rev.

"It's a gigantic problem making this work," she said.

With a third of the euro area's GDP in crisis countries, and with the core countries also pursuing austerity, this is a gigantic problem.

From Berlin to Oklahoma City, why has deciding upon the look and feel of memorials been a "gigantic problem"?

Depending on which analyst you read, this is either a gigantic problem (marriage rates are collapsing; some measures of social connection are on the decline) or not a gigantic problem (crime rates are plummeting, some measures of social connection are improving).

As Mr. Hershkowitz said: "We are dealing with a gigantic problem and there is no one large undertaking that any individual or business or country can do to solve our ecological problems.