Sentence examples for a larger set of issues from inspiring English sources

Though the growth of the Bay Area – and indeed the culture of Silicon Valley – is unique to this region, the shifting landscape represents a larger set of issues that can be considered broadly.

Settlements, however, are being negotiated as part of a larger set of issues that involve borders, territory and, ultimately, security, so their future is not being discussed in isolation.

Not so long ago each side availed itself of every opportunity to score points in the arguments over violence, sexuality and blasphemy in films, pop music, museum shows, video games and television shows -- part of a larger set of issues known collectively as the "culture wars," which has become in recent years a flashpoint for political partisanship.

Herbert has implicitly pointed the finger at police, when in fact, it's a much larger set of issues.

Oh dear...Right is not really adequate, as the points involved take place within a much larger set of issues.

There is no doubt that the arbitration case is taking place within the context of a larger set of diplomatic and regional issues between China and six other parties to the South China Sea dispute.

I personally love that dish, but let me show you what the larger set of issues are, and why we chose to serve local food.' " Then, he said, brainstorm some solutions that don't involve marshmallows.

Studying a larger set of samples may provide a more detailed understanding of this issue.

To resolve this issue an additional study of a larger set of rye genotypes involving an analysis of phenotypic features is needed.

However, given the large number of regulations that consider children's health issues despite not being subject to the EO, other statutory requirements and agency policies reach a larger set of regulations to ensure protection of children's environmental health.

This is because the premises cover at least a large set of the issues that are relevant to intervening in Syria.