Sentence examples for a bigger topic from inspiring English sources

Subsequent research has cast doubt on the health benefits of vaping compared with smoking, but that only makes "vaping" a bigger topic for 2014 a real "word of the year" contender.

Having an emotional issue on the ballot can also make it a bigger topic in the campaign, which tends to help the candidate whose backers put it there.While the left and the Christian right square off on minimum wages and gay marriage, the big wild card this year may be a slew of ballot measures that appeal to libertarians.

As the United States gets healthier this will be a bigger topic.

Here are some random but real hints: Putin tried to intimidate this leader at their first meeting by bringing in a scary large dog; she's now known as DiSpi; it's not quite a Monopoly get-out-of-jail-free card; and you can't have a bigger topic than that.

But the pipeline issue--a bigger topic than I can address in this column--isn't the only cause of many of the crises reported day in and day out in places like the Science Careers Discussion Forum.

This is a big topic among evangelicals.

"That was a big topic," she said.

"Marriage is a big topic for me," she said.