Sentence examples for a big issue the from inspiring English sources

He said: "This is a big issue, the debate needs to be focused on objective facts.

"This is a big issue, the debate needs to be focused on objective facts.

"But it's really not a big issue – the balance of power will be so one-sided," he said.

While on the surface Disney princesses may not seem like a big issue, the prevailing images of any culture do influence children's self-perceptions from a surprisingly young age.

Drawing partly on Litan's analysis, I will confine myself to three: 1. Patch things up: Since affordability is a big issue, the federal government could spend more money to bring down the costs that individuals and families face.

Personal fitness is becoming a big issue: the addition of a barometer into the phones allows the new bundled health app to distinguish height, climbs, and stairs as well as all the other sporty parameters.

The problems postdocs face, the letter's authors wrote, "are a symptom of a bigger issue: The research enterprise has become unsustainable in its current form.

A big issue for the mayor is the amount of subsidy devoted to the bus.

That was not a big issue when the economy roared and the government subsidized the gap.

Sustainability is certainly a big issue for the NFL in the UK.

A big issue is the quality of the video inventory out there.