Sentence examples for big issues in from inspiring English sources

And European policies have become big issues in national elections.

Crime and unemployment are big issues in the cities.

Small quotes become big issues in part because they become proxies for larger tensions or disagreements.

She is at her best on the big issues in front of a microphone.

"And that's probably one of the big issues in Sunday's election.

Her multimillionaire rival is conservative on big issues in a decidedly Democratic state.

Is it our impression that the big issues in society lie with our brightest children?

The shortlist highlights authors tackling a variety of big issues in an accessible way.

"I don't think there are any big issues in Minnesota," Professor Schier said.

Film and television also rarely address the big issues in their fictions.

And relentlessly the political class continues to explore the big issues in Brussels.