Sentence examples for core issue has been from inspiring English sources

"Economic justice as a real core issue has been a long time coming," he said.

The core issue has been whether Williams or any player should be seeded when returning to the Tour after pregnancy.

"The core issue has been customers are not necessarily thrilled with the relationship and the Comcast brand," Comcast Cable's head of operations said at the time.

One core issue has been the tension between social equity and economic efficiency, with major consequences for environmental health and sustainable development.

One core issue has been whether the context-specific calls of nonhuman animals are meaningful, with call meaning inferred from recipients' responses in the absence of supporting contextual cues.

If you follow the ins-and-outs of the strategic debate on the right, one of the core issues has been whether to hold firm in demanding at least a one-year delay of the individual mandate, or whether to fall back to something like the medical device tax delay or repeal (which is, as of this writing, being wrapped into the bill that House leadership is trying to push through their body today).

It was important for both leaders to assure their publics that "core" issues had been flagged.

Muddying the whole issue has been the parallel use of "core interests" advanced by Mr. Dai.

And even though the strike ended nine days later, and a new contract in which the city gave up concessions on evaluations has since been signed, few of the core disputed issues have been entirely resolved: Chicago's education scene remains a powder keg, ready to erupt at the smallest provocation.

It is not possible to undertake a survey of all criticisms in the literature (and several core issues have already been discussed in the previous sections).

And in some ways it's a daring bet, in some ways it's a very risky bet to think that these core issues that have been the issues that have defined your career are going to be the decisive issues first in the primary, then in the general election.