Sentence examples for a big issue during from inspiring English sources

I hope it doesn't become a big issue during Wimbledon.

The campaign in SeaTac became a big issue during the concurrent mayoral race in Seattle; there, both candidates backed a $15 rate.

The Intelligence -- A Second Review Sounds the Alarm As it turned out, missile defense was not a big issue during Mr. Clinton's re-election fight; Bob Dole, his Republican challenger, barely mentioned it.

Thus, being homesick was a big issue during my first semester of graduate school.

She pointed to how, through multi-agency co-operation, the much feared social disorder and criminal activity on the streets of Brazil's cities never really became a big issue during the recent football World Cup.

War was a big issue during the 2008 campaign.

(Cox too has said he's "proudly pro-life," though he hasn't made a big issue out of it during the campaign). One of the first things Ricketts did after taking office was to propose a "Choose Life" specialty license plate, which passed only after a long political fight.

The last time trade was a big issue for the American economy, during the mid-and late-1980's, the current account deficit peaked at 3.4percentt of gross domestic product.

Communication remains a big issue.

"Convenience is a big issue".

Perception is a big issue.