Sentence examples for a bigger issue at from inspiring English sources

There's a bigger issue at stake here.

There's a bigger issue at hand.

But there is a bigger issue at stake.

But there's a bigger issue at stake: If the President is a battery, what kind of battery is he?

But there's a bigger issue at stake in Liszt's symphony, which returns us to the programme music vs symphonic music debate.

Of course banning incendiary tattoos seems reasonable, but surely if you're the kind of person who would get such an offensive tattoo in the first place, perhaps there is a bigger issue at play here.

Cyber security is a big issue at the moment - all organisations are concerned with protecting their data and information.

The problem at this stage of the process is: 1. (Obviously) this only seems to be a big issue at Millbank.

"This has been a big issue at retail and has resulted in barriers for both companies to secure attractive real estate/shelf space.

But scale is a big issue at the next station to the west, at Venice and Robertson Boulevards, which is also in an industrial neighborhood but is under the jurisdiction of Culver City, not Los Angeles.

A big issue at the moment is whether we are experiencing a repeat of the 2008-9 crisis, when markets fell far more steeply than they have in recent weeks, or whether the current situation is more benign.