Sentence examples for become a big topic from inspiring English sources

Media ownership has become a big topic in Ireland.

DEMOCRACY has suddenly become a big topic of discussion in Kazakhstan which, like the rest of Central Asia, is more used to authoritarian rule.

It didn't become a big topic in Christian circles until writer Sarah Bessey wrote a post, I am Damaged Goods, in January 2013.

ALCA, the Spanish acronym for Free Trade Agreement for the Americas, has become a big topic in local newspapers and among ordinary people.

Oh, and mermaids, whose breasts became a big topic of discussion for producer Jerry Bruckheimer.

Aging has become a big issue of scientific researches nowadays.

"That became a big theme in the film," Ms. Levingston said, two to three years before it became a topic of news reports.

"It's very interesting that this has become such a big topic now when the numbers are back to where they were in the 1990s," said Steven Kaplan, an economist at the University of Chicago's business school.

Cyber security has become a big focus of the Obama administration and is an increasingly important topic for corporate America.

Private education has become a big business.

The Tour had become a big deal.