Sentence examples for central issue which from inspiring English sources

"The governor did not address the central issue, which is the abuse of power," Mr. Quinn said.

But legal wrangling over ballot access cannot be allowed to obscure the central issue, which is one of democracy.

"Europe is a big central issue which has a major effect on most people's daily lives and should not be ignored," he told Dermot Murnaghan on Sky News.

In the 2010 election, "folks danced around the central issue, which was marriage equality," said Donna Red Wing, the executive director of One Iowa.

"Europe is a big central issue which has a major affect on most people's daily lives and should not be ignored," he told Dermot Murnaghan on Sky News.

When I asked Richard Holbrooke, who was Clinton's special envoy to Bosnia, about Clark, he said, "Let me start with the central issue, which is why so many military people dislike him.

One of the central issues, which became particularly evident as Renaissance and Enlightenment Europeans began to travel the globe on a regular basis, was how to explain the physical diversity of human populations.

In accordance with the fourteenth-century Oxford practice, the number of topics discussed was reduced to certain central issues, which were fully developed with no more than ten questions in each set.

He was the only candidate to vote against it and became instantly distinct from his three rivals on a central, single issue which helped define his anti-austerity message and set him apart.

"We recast the economic debate and the reason we won is because Obama was talking to the central economic issue, which is less about monthly job statistics, but about the long-term wellbeing of what we call the middle class.

Remarkably, however, these authors focus on reconciling "the strengths and limitations of biochemical, evolutionary, and genetic approaches for defining functional DNA segments" but avoid dealing with the central conceptual issue, which is the problematic nature of "function" itself.