Sentence examples for a large issue that from inspiring English sources

It's a large issue that affects not only Detroit and the upper Midwest, but places like Menlo Park even with the closure of dealerships.

UKIP (United Kingdom Independence Party) in the U.K. Both went rapidly from non-existence to a major force in their country's politics by owning a large issue that offended the human sense of justice of a large minority of people who felt completely unmet on that issue by all of the mainstream parties.

Such fights may mask a larger issue that has yet to surface, Congressional tax aides say.

But it raises a larger issue that gets discussed a lot less often, and which goes to what the President will say in his own speech tonight: Is Obama a Clintonite?

Was this just a random family feud that ended with hugs and kisses, or was that video a peek into a larger issue that is cleverly being covered up for the sake of family and image?

The right for women to have free will where their bodies are concerned is not just a woman's issue, that loathed, smirked-at category, but one example of a larger issue that will affect all Americans, male, female and everything in between, as we move into an age where everything about us will be observed and noted.

The predicament of COs reflects a larger issue that cuts across all cadres studied: the waste of human capital.

The situation is a microcosm of a larger issue that Mr. Obama's campaign has faced.

The competition over territory masks a larger issue, that of the balance of power in Asia.

The pay disparity speaks to a larger issue that women, coming directly out of the colleges that nurtured and rewarded them and gave them every advantage, may have trouble grasping.

"It's a larger issue that we're dealing with as a society: Do you advance into the field and meet challenges, or wait for them to find you?" They looked at Sullivan, with her talk of "buy-in" and "stakeholders," and saw a bureaucrat captive to an entrenched faculty.