Sentence examples for dominant issue of from inspiring English sources

Iraq: The situation in Iraq remains the dominant issue of the day.

Unless there is a major international incident, such as an attack on Iran or a surprise development on the domestic front, unemployment seems almost certain to be the dominant issue of the election campaign.

Transport was the dominant issue of the campaign but the election also came down to personalities – and the divisiveness personified by the Ford brothers was, in the end, rejected by voters.

In the first round, the chairman of the committee, Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania and a supporter of abortion rights, called abortion the "dominant issue" of the hearings.

"I think climate change should be the dominant issue of this campaign – it should have been for quite some time," said Hewson, who was once the local member for the seat of Wentworth, which includes Double Bay.

On the dominant issue of the campaign, Iraq, the Democrats have selected a man who famously voted for the Iraq war, but against the $87 billion reconstruction package, saying "I voted for the bill before I voted against it".

Why wouldn't the dominant issue on the minds of Black people age 50 and over be their health; even more so than education, employment and access to technology.

Mr Cable's left-leaning views give some ideological balance to a coalition dominated by Conservative personnel and ideas, especially on the dominant issues of the economy and the fiscal deficit.

As recently as last summer, when it appeared that corporate malfeasance and a declining economy could be the dominant issues of the campaign, he confidently forecast significant Democratic gains.

Anne's life had many dramas, but what makes it so fascinating is the way it illuminated so many of the dominant issues of the 20th century: politics and war, aviation, hero worship, feminism, the media.

But it dealt most heavily with foreign policy and national security, which Mr. Kerry said would be the dominant issues of the campaign and would play to his strengths.