Sentence examples for a large issue the from inspiring English sources

For the episode, which handles a large issue, the writers tried not to have a point of view and looked at both sides, despite what the writers personally felt.

The unease and uncertainty in the Nets' offices is only a microcosm of a larger issue, the arena.

The debate that surrounds Turner's work also highlights a larger issue; the space poetry occupies between fact and fiction.

But the confusion over the names points to a larger issue: the authorities may consider the case closed, but to both sets of parents, much remains unresolved.

Regardless of how complicated grief is classified, the discussion highlights a larger issue: the need for a more nuanced look at bereavement.

This was symptomatic of a larger issue: the band's music is quickly likable and sometimes runs the risk of superficiality.

The legal conflicts have played out against the backdrop of a larger issue: the role and relevance of historically black colleges and universities, known as H.B.C.U.'s.

Most news outlets, they say, have failed to touch a larger issue: the Election Commission's failure to monitor these abuses over the years.

The protest against the hotel was related to a larger issue, the omission of the Bowery from a proposal to rezone much of the East Village and the Lower East Side to preserve its low-rise buildings.

The practice of using a BlackBerry or other electronic device in business meetings is part of a larger issue — the loss of politeness and manners in a 24/7 business environment.

Doiron makes shrewd use of the moose murders to address a larger issue: the standoff between avid environmentalists and the residents of an economically depressed region faced with losing their livelihood.