Sentence examples for even larger issue from inspiring English sources

Privacy is an even larger issue.

And there's an even larger issue here: Good ideas don't have to be sold with fairy dust.

That's too little, too late, of course, and it doesn't address the even larger issue of how the 737 Max was allowed to fly in the first place.

The disagreement now threatens to complicate an even larger issue: the two countries began negotiations last week on a status of forces agreement that would govern any American military presence remaining in Afghanistan after 2014.

This, of course, raises an even larger issue, namely the injustices of the healthcare status quo, wherein 28 million remain uninsured and even more without adequate coverage – shortcomings that leave open the door to continued attack from the right.

But there is an even larger issue that whoever follows Mr. Hagel must address: the very future of the program itself and the arsenal of nuclear weapons, which far exceeds the country's security needs.

In fact, determining that, Rakoff said, could invite even larger issues.

Whereas his earlier books gave a voice to the most violent phases of "the Troubles", this casts wary glances at the peace, and associates its fragility with other and even larger issues.

The current focus is on the size of the bill, but there are even larger issues at stake, including one fundamental question - who really runs the world, governments or giant corporations?

Dwindling consumer credit lines may become an even larger economic issue as time is running out for Uncle Sam's helping hand.

Even the larger issue about bailing out a country by taking money from depositors — which quickly created outrage around the world — seems overblown.