Sentence examples for the huge question from inspiring English sources

And so to the huge question: will it boost overall eurozone growth?

The chart above illustrates the huge question confronting Australian policy on climate change.

The huge question is when — or whether — new ones will take their place.

The huge question that remains to be answered is whether hormones can prevent heart attacks and strokes in healthy women.

These contrasting pictures of how Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush are approaching the huge question mark hanging over the White House emerged from interviews with friends and advisers of both men.

Leaving aside the huge question that immediately raises – why are we the only country which sees it that way? – the most important of those criteria is the first of them: "through the money they spend here".

There again, they are white men who have radical and creative answers not just to England's creakingly centralised system of government but to the huge questions about how to run places when money is so tight – preferable, surely, to the white men who currently run most of the national show, and who too often seem to offer little more than a dressed-up counsel of despair.

Meanwhile, "the really huge question mark is what this will mean for Turkey," said Mr. Escarrer, the Sol Meliá executive.

In fact the Yankees came into the game with huge question marks.

The paper argued: "Beyond the theatrics, huge questions hang over the constitution.

Today, beyond the theatrics, huge questions hang over the constitution.