Sentence examples for the massive issue from inspiring English sources

"Safeguarding is now the massive issue.

But I feel right now the city is at a sort of breaking point: there were the huge social issues that lead to the riots, the massive issue around land.

Mr Miliband told the Observer the government had "got to act" on the "massive" issue.

Given the widespread problems of fraud, misrepresentation, and discrimination, the massive issue of sexual assault on campuses, and the serious need for transparency as a means to ensure accountability and spur improvement, it should be against public policy for the Department to allow recipients of Title IV funds to escape accountability through the use of forced arbitration.

Dimon, without so much as an introductory remark or joke, launched into a 45-minute fusillade on the "massive issues," both regulatory and economic, facing J. P. Morgan.

This includes in relation to whether they can credibly argue for both stronger community rights and zero deforestation, whether they can expect companies to make expensive policy changes that receive no encouragement or the kind of market reward that would ensure economic sustainability of the business, and how they can better approach the massive issues linked to weak governance and corruption.

"[Dorsey is] the head of a social media company and, given the massive issues here in Myanmar, I think it's irresponsible of him to not address that," Petersen told TechCrunch.

Rhode Island's state government is akin to New York's in that its local politicians always seem more intent on retaining their little slivers of power than concentrating on the massive issues at hand.

"We are facing this massive issue that the students don't have the skills they need to do university-level work".

One approach to tackling this massive issue is to break it down into more manageable chunks.

As Atul Gawande's Testing, Testing article goes on to describe, the U.S. addressed that massive issue to the point where we now spend 8% on food and only 2% of the workforce.