Sentence examples for a staple issue from inspiring English sources
Student debt was also a staple issue during her 2008 campaign for the democratic nomination.
Traditionally the campaign for equal pay has been touted as a staple issue for feminism, a denial of equal access to opportunities reserved exclusively for men.
Even as the Senate takes up the debate, Mr. Bush and Vice President Al Gore are pummeling each other over questions of money and politics, making the issue a staple of the presidential race.
If the court decides to ban or sharply restrict the practice, many local-news and tabloid TV shows will, at a stroke, be deprived of a staple subject.Lower courts have issued a series of contradictory rulings on the subject.
Given the crowd's enthusiastic reaction this morning, chances are he'll make these issues a staple.
The photo has been a staple in attack ads issued by Romney's opponents, as part of their bid to paint him as a cash-driven corporate raider who is out of touch with the American people.
Since publishing her first story with VICE in 2007, about the time some crackheads stole the door to her roof, Moshfegh has been a staple of our annual fiction issue, a Plimpton Prize winner, a Stegner Fellow, and a National Endowment for the Arts grantee.
Young people looking to escape their surroundings have been a thematic staple of issue-conscious filmmakers around the world since Fellini's seriocomic masterpiece "I Vitelloni".
Other high-paying sectors include the large-cap telecom services sector, which is dominated by the high-yielding regional Bell operating companies (RBOCs), the large-cap energy stocks, dominated by Exxon Mobil, which pays a 2.2% yield, and the large- and small-cap consumer staples issues.
Wheat has always been a crucial issue in Egypt because of the importance of bread, a staple for many people.
