Examples of using Massive problem in English and their translations into Czech
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It's gonna be a massive problem.
A massive problem, not a massive person.
Like, it could be a massive… Problem.
I have a massive problem with nudity.
OK, but there's still one massive problem.
Britain has a massive problem with illegal immigration.
Yes, there a couple of massive problems.
SMEs would have massive problems to contend with when implementing these regulations.
If she makes a mistake or her memory's hazy,it causes massive problems.
I can see one massive problem with your car.
Did he reallly expect you to just walk in andbe able to dissect… some random massive problem?
Yeah? Hey, we have a massive problem on our hands?
Did he really expect you to just walk in and be able to dissect… some random, massive problem?
Yes, there are couple of massive problems with this one, though.
Are we certain that Greece, which accounts for 2% of the European economy,has caused such a massive problem with the euro?
So this is clearly a massive problem across the whole of the European Community.
And if you grow up as a kid and this is your only experience of food and what food is,it's little wonder that there's a massive problem in this country.
It is a massive problem for the ordinary taxpayers of the EU that at least 11% of the total approved amount should not have been paid out.
Having identified chromosomes, it was clear that researchers would need to find out how they worked,how they replicated, and that was a massive problem.
I saw this massive… problem, you know, that I had, these tendencies that I had, and this vale of destruction that I had created as a result of that.
In a single day, the Euribor registered its biggest increase since September 2008, causing massive problems to Greek businesses, which are already suffering under the recession.
I realise that this is a massive problem, especially for young people, and we are actively monitoring the situation, but we are also of the opinion that long-term financial sustainability of a Member State of the European monetary union is essential.
In Greece, accidents are many and often, there are a lot of infringements and, obviously, if we do not manage to coordinate legislation at European level, if we do not manage to harmonise practices and to ultimately ensure that controls are carried out in a more specific and coordinated manner at European level,then unfortunately, we shall not be able to limit this massive problem.
This is therefore a massive problem, not for those countries, but for the whole of Europe, which is seeing how its national laws are being undermined, and how Europe is not only failing to guarantee better protection for its workers but is breaking the systems of national protection.
Cause you also have a massive legal problem.
Smash a hole through every problem in a massive truck.