Sentence examples for a broad issue of from inspiring English sources

Charlie Rose: You know, there's this issue as a broad issue of where we are: exit strategies.

There is a broader issue, of course.

North Korea is not on the official agenda at the Seoul meeting, which focuses on a broader issue of preventing terrorists from getting nuclear and radioactive materials.

Sharma saw it as part of a broader issue of homogeneity in Silicon Valley, a region run by a narrow set of oligarchs who famously eschew hiring women or people of color.

"While there was, quite rightly, a quasi-judicial procedure taking place, there was a broader issue of the views of the House of Commons, the views of the country, and the need to reflect those.

Mr. Gore has sought to turn the Social Security debate into a broader issue of leadership style, asserting that Mr. Bush's "irresponsible" plan demonstrates that he would be an incompetent steward of the economy.

However, there is a broader issue of validity that deals with the issue of the generalizability of the results.

The newly popular topic of 'phonon diodes' is discussed in the context of a broader issue of reciprocity in reflection/transmission (R T) of waves.

Concerns have surfaced in the fan-fiction community that these cleanup efforts may reflect a broader issue of discrimination against same-sex relationships.

(See Table 3) This example speaks to a broader issue of the relationship between patients and providers in this community.

Differences between our work and results in other research raise a broader issue of uncertainty and sensitivity to different assumptions/inputs.