Sentence examples for big issue in terms of from inspiring English sources

So this is actually not a big issue in terms of the fisheries.

And that is the big issue in terms of national sovereignty".

Kenny Frederick, a primary head teacher from London, said: "What is a big issue in terms of mobile phones is parents buying their youngsters smartphones on which they can access pornography, anything, it's something we have no control over.

Of course we would always like to take on more animals but this is a big issue in terms of sanctuaries right now.

A big issue in terms of the haunting spirit of the 20th century is that our whole electric grid was designed for centralized, controlled power plants running on a continually available feedstock, not for intermittent renewable distributed widely across service territories, and certainly not to be able to help the end user understand where the power was coming from.

I think again, if the big issue in terms of foreign policy is the government that governs best is the governs least, you can't have this wild interventionism of any kind, with picking fights with people, but let me switch because we're running out of time, to the question of crony capitalism.

A spokesman for the PCS union, which represents Jobcentre Plus staff, said that the shift to digital raises big issues in terms of digital inclusion and access to IT equipment, however.

"But for me, Europe is far and away the biggest issue in terms of seriousness".

Ms. Gersh said the magazine's December issue was expected to be the biggest issue in terms of advertising revenue.

"There is a bigger issue in terms of being an African-American athlete, and the box people try to put you in because of it," he told me.

I'm criticising my own university but there's a bigger issue in terms of the university's treatment of Rizwaan Sabir.