Sentence examples for becoming a major issue from inspiring English sources

Objectives, however, are uninspired and quickly become repetitive, but the potential for completing them in various ways just about saves this from becoming a major issue.

"We were very concerned, and _________, that obesity was becoming a major issue," Behnke recalled.

Landlord-tenant disputes over habitability and repairs are quickly becoming a major issue.

"We were very concerned, and rightfully so, that obesity was becoming a major issue," Behnke recalled.

Prediction of the residual life of high temperature components is becoming a major issue.

Due to rapid growth of automobile sector, disposal of waste rubber is becoming a major issue.

In Canada, for example, the distinctions between the English, largely Protestant, and French speaking, predominantly Catholic, parts of the country become increasingly apparent, with conscription becoming a major political issue.

At the same time, access to and proficiency in computing technologies is rapidly becoming a major equity issue worldwide.

One thing's important to remember: both the White House and members of Congress want desperately to avoid mass surveillance becoming a major campaign issue in the midterms.

In what is becoming a major campaign issue, Democrats and Republicans have been jockeying to portray themselves as the saviors of thousands of rural families who face hardship because of the drought.

WASHINGTON -- News of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death broke Saturday just hours before the GOP candidates were set to debate in South Carolina, shaking up the presidential race and immediately becoming a major election issue.