Sentence examples for a particularly big issue from inspiring English sources

This is a particularly big issue in London.

Credit cards are even rarer.Then there is confidentiality, a particularly big issue in health-related services.

The latter, she tells me, is a particularly big issue, thanks mostly to the way the local population has changed.

This is not a particularly big issue in the current Pfizer bid.

But hospitals have a particularly big stake in the issue.

Slashed education funding is a particularly big blow, given that the issue was contentious even before sequestration kicked in.

"The increase in the number of people being diagnosed with melanoma may in part be down to better awareness and improved diagnosis, but there is no doubt that unsafe tanning remains a big issue, particularly among the young.

The discussion around the lack of representation in film has become a big issue particularly in the last year.

And the concentration of power in the president – particularly over big issues such as oil – has left a lot of Ugandans, already remote and rural, further disconnected from politics.

In farming, particularly, the rate paid is a pittance compared to usage – a big issue in drought-ridden places like California".

As in much of the country, education is a big issue in Minnesota, particularly in the rapidly expanding suburbs.