Sentence examples for great issues the from inspiring English sources
One of the great issues the Iraq invasion derailed is the development of a nuclear weapon that would have been directed at Israel.
Developing the ways and means to equitably and sustainably feed the world's population is along with climate change and the rise of religious fanaticism my guess is that these are the great issues the 21st century will be remembered for".
The third began with the deeply divisive period of the 1960s and 1970s, a period defined by deep fissures in the nation over two great issues, the Vietnam War abroad and racial inequality at home.
On the great issues of the day, the major US media more often than not fail in their duty to inform the public.
So Laura Bush attempted to paint a picture of her husband wrestling with the great issues in the dark reaches of the night.
It is also essential, if we really want the public to engage in the democratic debate about the great issues of the day.
"None of the great issues of the day can be addressed without Chinese cooperation," said Jeffrey Bader, the top East Asia officer in the National Security Council, earlier this month.
They were damaged in the last elections, but, more important, Tanenhaus writes, "on the great issues of the day they are virtually silent".
