Sentence examples for become a primary issue from inspiring English sources

Sustainable development of agricultural landscapes has become a primary issue as reflected in many of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

BEIJING -- The South China Sea has become a primary issue for China-U.S. relations, evident in the fierce and intense struggles over China's land reclamation in the waters near the Nansha Islands [the Chinese name for the Spratly Islands -- ed.], with some voices in both countries calling for military solutions.

"It has become a primary route".

Gun control has become a primary theme.

For some it's become "a primary communications channel".

Unemployment has been a primary issue for protesters in Tunisia and Egypt.

Currently, sustainability represents a primary issue for construction industry.

The ACLU also noted that surveillance reform could become a key issue during the primaries, especially because voters on the far right and far left are more likely than moderates to support reform efforts.

Yet single-payer has managed to become a major issue in the Democratic primary -- one that Clinton injected into it.

But there's the possibility that surveillance policy could become a major issue in the 2016 primaries, as elites in each party defend themselves against rank-and-file voters who are critical of their judgment.

The two Democratic presidential candidates used dueling appearances on Sunday morning talk shows, at campaign stops across Indiana, in conference calls with reporters and in an onslaught of television and radio advertisements to square off over the pocketbook concerns of voters, especially the high price of gasoline, which has become a defining issue heading into the primaries on Tuesday.