Sentence examples for a classic issue from inspiring English sources

It was a classic issue movie, in this case about journalists caring about something other than building their personal brand on Twitter.

Their fury has been directed particularly at Moore's efforts to construct bike paths throughout the city, a classic issue that is assumed to divide the largely car-dependent west from inner-city trendies.

The showdown over tax cuts comes just as the presidential and Congressional elections kick into high gear, giving Democrats and Republicans a classic issue they can take to voters to underscore their differences.

Take, for example, a classic issue for any Chief Learning Officer: learner complaints.

Inability to inhibit response is a classic issue with impulse control disorders such as pathological gambling (PG) and previous work has revealed significant associations between HA and PG [4], [5], [6].

In global health terms, approaching the subject of inequalities in access to public health policies is a classic issue and one that is always current [ 1, 2].

"China's emergence as a world power is a classic security issue," said Richard Armitage, who has served several Republican presidents, "and if getting them into the world trading system makes them more restrained, a better actor, then I'm for it".

Insurance is a classic economic issue of who pays for what.

1. Choose the President by popular vote -- The Electoral College is a classic Swinger issue.

One of Stalin's little jokes, Nagorno-Karabagh, stranding an enclave of Armenians in Azerbaijan, is a classic unresolved issue that cannot be solved without adjusting borders.

It's no secret that gay marriage has long been a highly contentious political issue (one that arguably cost Democrats the 2004 election, since according to some polls gay marriage bans in states like Ohio had an impact on the presidential election) but gay adoption has emerged as a classic centrist issue.