Sentence examples for as a central issue from inspiring English sources

I probably should have made clear in my post on sticky wages that I was arguing for stickiness as a central issue in the history of macroeconomic thought, not as a central issue in current policy.

indicated to Lindsay they were not concerned with the plight of the cities as a central issue in the campaign.

That joke has become less funny now that the President is positioning applause as a central issue of American politics.

The Republican Michael Bloomberg, the political newcomer in the race, has also discussed housing as a central issue.

The inquiry also comes at a time when private equity has been thrust onto the national stage as a central issue in the presidential election.

To the contrary, it's easy to imagine middle-class tax cuts emerging as a central issue in the G.O.P. primaries, with the candidates vying to outdo one another.

The last time foreign policy loomed as such a central issue in an American presidential campaign was 22 years ago, when Ronald Reagan unseated Jimmy Carter in the midst of the Iran hostage crisis.

Thus, the ability to recognise psychopathological symptoms of schizophrenia to start psychopharmacological and psychosocial interventions as soon as possible is becoming a central issue in clinical practice [ 61].

Has it also seemed to you that voters simply began to get a little bit more comfortable with the idea of Obama as President as the economy became a central issue?

The status of Jerusalem, which Israel regards as its capital, is a central issue in "final status" peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, and the administration says moving the embassy would pre-empt the delicate negotiations and destroy Washington's ability to act as an honest broker in peace talks.

As information has become a central issue in almost all of the sciences and humanities this development will also impact philosophical reflection in these areas.