Sentence examples for be a central next from inspiring English sources

Anchoring this map to the genome sequence of L. japonicus and M. truncatula will be a central next step in the development of Arachis genetics.

Should they indeed be a central topic this fall, corporate abuses could be an unusually effective issue for Democrats, because this is likely to be an election with a relatively low voter turnout.

The question of whether top officials exaggerated intelligence on Iraq or, worse, pressured analysts to hype the threat from Iraqi weapons programs deserves to be a central issue this fall.

Video properties were big talk in 2009 and it will continue to be a central conversation in 2010.

Now everything is up in the air again, which means that immigration will be a central issue in 2016.

The president is right that income inequality is a serious and growing problem and should be a central issue in this year's campaign.

A senior Brazilian government official said the euro zone crisis would also be a central focus of this month's G20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.

Postponed also seems sure to be a central figure as the 2016 season unfolds.

That would allow any financial and/or fiscal settlement to be a central part of the 2015 comprehensive spending review, according to the report's authors.

The Pew Research Center report released Wednesday put in sharp relief the nation's increasing income divide, which is certain to be a central issue in the 2016 presidential race.

It should be a central element in the post-2015 development agenda.