Sentence examples for a big issue though from inspiring English sources

A big issue, though, was the selection of our squad, which was conservative, pretty unimaginative and motivated by outside factors.

Curriculum reform is a big issue though the interim government – the National Transitional Council – has scrapped previously compulsory nonsense such as Gaddafi's "universal theory" and "Green Book studies" – a speciality of the University of Tarhouna, south of Tripoli.

That may not be such a big issue, though.

A bigger issue, though, is reliability.

There's a bigger issue, though, and that's that FM radio is garbage juice.

Keeping their heads was the big issue, though, for Ireland.

The big issue, though, it whether the concept of the Brics is still valid.

The Shenhua mine remains a big issue even though the site itself has been redistributed out of the seat.

Admittedly, when Lancashire were the country's one-day kings four decades ago (five trophies in three years), missing out on the Championship was not such a big issue, even though that side did twice come close.

The bigger issue, though, is Lammily herself, a doll that -- despite being peddled as normalized and body-positive -- ultimately ascribes to a very narrow definition of beauty.

Perhaps the biggest issue, though, is virtual address space.