Sentence examples for dominating issues from inspiring English sources

Most people if asked in 2006 would have said that international terrorism, defence and climate change would be the dominating issues of 2026.

The clear, dominating issue of recent months has surrounded golf's return to the Olympic Games.

It broke through the culture wars that in Washington have all too often dominated issues around women's health - and reproductive health, in particular - and relied on the facts.

Second, VICAN was designed to encourage social sciences research on 'cancer survivorship' in the French context, as psychosocial issues dominate medical issues in this specific phase of the cancer trajectory.

The Fashoda conflict, an unsuccessful confrontation with Great Britain in the Sudan (1898), helped to undermine Faure's popularity, but the real dominating issue during his presidency was the Dreyfus Affair.

The economy will dominate other issues including terrorism (barring a new event), Bin Laden or social issues.

But here, the sexual scandal has dominated those issues.

Vice President Al Gore appeared set to dominate the issues with proposals on health, children, schools and the environment.

Mr. Romney, who almost never mentions Supreme Court appointments, probably would listen to the demands of the movement-conservative community, which dominates legal issues within the party.

The talks are expected to be dominated by issues of security and trade.

The shootings could thrust security back to the top of the agenda in a bitter electoral campaign that has been dominated by issues of taxation and immigration.