Sentence examples for great issue to from inspiring English sources

Vouchers, he says, are "a great issue to go down on".If he can avoid going down, small New Mexico may suddenly have big consequences.

The "confusion" is probably a great issue to run on in 2012!

During the fiasco, for instance, a memo from then-Florida Congressman -- now Senator -- Mel Martinez' office surfaced, suggesting the Schiavo matter was a great issue to use against Florida's Democratic Senator, Bill Nelson.

Beyond a certainty that Corbyn can't win, what are the great issues to justify a split?

That underlines my view that Europe is likely to be one of the two great issues to make or break the Conservative government.

There's a greater issue to be examined here about developers using SDKs and apps over-reaching when asking permissions to run.

With growing support even among their own conservative party, there will be no greater issue to define an opponent (and in doing so feed into the "GOP is out of touch" narrative) than equal marriage.

"The G-7 has far greater issues to deal with," Mr. Saywell said, "like preventing the U.S. economy from sliding into recession and supporting the ongoing political discussions about addressing Europe's debt problems".

So rather than deep philosophical debates and discussions, some simple math and the ability to read a calendar and look out the window at what works in America may suffice to at least get us on the right trajectory long enough for the greater issues to be dealt with.

"I believe this is the next great issue — how to make games important to people when they can sit in their living room?

ESD design of RFIC is a great issue due to the lack of ESD device models and the interactions between ESD protection and core circuits of RFIC.