Sentence examples for be a leading issue from inspiring English sources

"Cybersecurity continues to be a leading issue on the agenda from a regulatory, reputational and contingency standpoint," says Julie Hembrock Daum, head of Spencer Stuart's North American Board Practice.

Proxy advisors (such as Institutional Shareholder Services) are similarly ready today to advise shareholders to vote against management's position, and they deem audit quality to be a leading issue.

It is clear that the Parsons deal will be a leading issue for Democrats in the fall campaign as they try to portray Republicans as fat cats with special privileges.

Bill Loveless: Energy may not have been a leading issue in the midterm elections in the United States.

Along with jobs and rampant violent crime, education was a leading issue in the election, largely because of a controversial and sweeping re-organization of the school district.

Health care is a leading issue heading into November, and polls show at least half of Americans are in favor of a "Medicare for all" program.

In Beatty, the issue has been a leading topic of discussion.

"He should be a leading spokesman for the issues of urban America," said J. Phillip Thompson, an associate professor of urban politics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

"The Paris Accord gives the United States a global platform to be a leading voice on international issues impacting our economy, security, and the environment," he said.

It's worth noting that while hiring and parting ways with talent can be a leading indicator of broader economic issues – it's why we decided to create this list — there are plenty of reasons for a company to apply the brakes at various points in its trajectory or for people to switch jobs.

Population in the region is expected to double by 2050, and the water supply, particularly in San Antonio, is a leading political issue.