Sentence examples for becomes the big issue from inspiring English sources

The minute she goes, that's when monarchy becomes the big issue".

But over the next couple years, those deals will be renegotiated or revisited as risk-management becomes the big issue.

Whereas when things are doing well, such as before the GFC, underemplyment becomes the bigger issue of underutilised workers.

There is so much money involved, and that becomes the bigger issue than kids going to school and getting an education".

Chelsea Through June 15 Beauty never did become the big issue that the critic Dave Hickey, a decade ago, so eloquently predicted it would.

Ms. Garvey said one problem for her agency after Sept. 11 had been keeping a focus on safety, after security suddenly became the big issue.

"With the economy in crisis and more people out of jobs and trying to reduce their cost of living, taxes have become the big issue," said Michael A. Genito, executive director of the Michaelian Institute for Public Policy and Management, which provides research and training on governance issues at Pace University in White Plains.

Recently, however, Reagan's foreign policy has become the biggest issue in the news.

And, whatever the truth may be, corruption has become the biggest issue of Argentine politics.

The fields can't be planted and now drinking water has become the biggest issue".

Denise Mitchell, director of communications for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said, "In the last six to nine months, health care has become the biggest issue in collective bargaining".