Sentence examples for a big issue around from inspiring English sources

Identity politics have been a big issue around the Equatorial Guinea side.

"There's a big issue around young people having activities to do [and] young people being encouraged to contribute positively towards their communities.

He's sticking to his pledge that, if elected, he'll resign should the Tories renege on their promise to halt the expansion of Heathrow: "There are lots of bigger issues facing the country – like the economy – but it's a big issue around here".

Whatever the justification for tenure when it became a big issue back around the time of the First World War, Carlin points out that all the laws now on the books against unjustified firing of employees in general make firing a professor for expressing unpopular opinions much less of a danger to academic freedom today.

Since 2008 the share of voters who think it a big issue has fallen to around 4%. Politicians who once competed to out-green each other now stick to bread-and-butter subjects such as the economy and public services, for fear of seeming out-of-touch.

"And it's also probably the first time that this broad of a coalition of tribes has come together and united around a big issue such as this one.

"Job security is a big issue as you never know what's around the corner these days".

Communication remains a big issue.

"Convenience is a big issue".

Perception is a big issue.

This is a big issue.