Sentence examples for becoming a big issue from inspiring English sources
Squirrels are becoming a big issue as more and more people feed wild birds.
Money is becoming a big issue now; I quit my job, but I kind of wish I'd stayed part-time.
This "options model" is becoming a big issue in Germany, because under this law the first young migrants have now lost their German passports.
Ideally, such undertakings will become a standard feature of contracts between international investors and governments.The role that firms might play in advancing human rights is becoming a big issue.
"Climate change is becoming a big issue," he said, and the increasing rate of sea level rise could soon overtake the rate of land loss, which has historically been greater.
Trying to keep this issue from becoming a big issue in the campaign, Dr. Dean has said he would consider a settlement that maintained the principle of executive privilege while maintaining the privacy of those who corresponded with him.
IN THE COMMENTS to a Greg Mankiw post about the sociology of redistributionist fervour, Karl Smith of the Institute for Emerging Issues offers the following hypothesis for why income inequality is becoming a bigger issue:I think it is driven by the stagnation in wages.
He told MPs uploading sexually explicit material to the internet without the subject's consent is becoming a bigger issue in the UK.
The amount of information that privately held companies share with employees is becoming a bigger issue, largely owing to the rise of so many billion-dollar valuations.
