Sentence examples for be a major one from inspiring English sources

The question of the economy will be a major one at the next party conference.

The change will be a major one because connectors, wiring, batteries, alternators, cables, switching and many other components will have to be re-engineered.

Even Arsenal Ladies, though, who play at the Blue Square Bet Conference South side Boreham Wood's home ground, attracted crowds of only around 200 for Women's Premier League matches, so the step towards healthy crowds, even with ESPN and summer evenings, would be a major one.

The update was originally thought to be a major one (rumors at the time referred to it as Android 5.0), and it seems like quite a treat for Android users despite the minor version bump.

Of course, that's not to say that Apple will indeed set out to ease the pain of cash-strapped students, as earlier reports noted that the event may not be a "major one".

This question may be a major one for those used to using written notebooks where printouts are often physically attached.

My first project--which proved to be a major one--was to evaluate and subsequently plan the cleanup of a Minol site in an industrial peninsula in northeastern Magdeburg where oil was still stored in huge tanks.

"Facebook is a major one but not the only one," Mr. Davies told British politicians on Tuesday.

The crowd danced along with "When I Get You Alone," a minor hit from "A Beautiful World" that should have been a major one; it's based on "A Fifth of Beethoven," the old disco track.

"I do, however, think that the question of how much people actually learn on degree courses is a major one, long overdue for serious attention".

Model identifiability is a major one; it is not currently understood on how to design experiments such that we have high confidence in both the model structure and its estimated parameter values.