Sentence examples for a big issue once from inspiring English sources

They have to prove they can deliver on a big issue, once and for all, show people what they are made of, and then go take on the banks and stir things up.

No disrespect to Jamie Jones here because I'm sure he's a lovely bloke and he probably bought his family some really nice Christmas presents and I heard he bought a Big Issue once and he wanted to vote Labour at the last election but he forgot to go to the polling station.

Adding watch faces from the app just puts them at the bottom, and that's going to become a bigger issue once you have third-party apps to manage from the Pebble.

And in the subject of hunting - a big issue that once divided the region - the Conservatives will allow a free vote in parliament on repealing the Hunting Act, but Labour and the Greens want to keep it in place.

It's a big issue these days because once you've announced a deal, you are likely to get sued.

Live Like Pigs has plenty to say to us today when the conflict between Travellers and others has once again become a big issue.

Meanwhile, in the United States, abortion promises once again to be a big issue in the next presidential race.

In all cases, it proves once again that security is a big issue when it comes to cryptocurrencies.

COMING up with cash is a big issue these days for AT&T, a company with bonds that were once rated triple-A.

The Financial Times's Gideon Rachman once recalled one of Duke's campaign managers telling him, "The Jews just aren't a big issue in Louisiana.

Communication remains a big issue.