Sentence examples for great issues were from inspiring English sources

All the great issues were debated at the local level, the state level, and the national level.

Looking back, and waving Frazier off, these great issues are less visible.

(Among the label's other great issues are recordings from the late sixties by Jordan and by the baritone saxophonist Cecil Payne, both of which featured the trumpeter Kenny Dorham and the pianist Wynton Kelly).

The country senses, moreover, that no great issues are at stake here; it is about power, as implied in the role reversal between the two parties, with Republicans looking to Washington for help and Democrats championing states' rights.

More great issues are in the works—including human evolution, phylogenetics, the Evolutionary Studies Consortium ("EvoS check out their website at http://evostudies.org/), the peopling of the Americas, museums and evolution, material cultural evolution, Darwinian medicine and more!

Clearly, too, greater issues were at stake, however negligible the disputed bits of land might have seemed to outsiders.

The greater issues were what to do with the Oxford Army and what the "next design" of the Royalist campaign would be.

The great issue is still unresolved, all these years after Heath led the British to Brussels.

But the greater issue is us.

Their greatest issue is a lack of creativity.

The greatest issue is that schools use unqualified staff (cover supervisors) as teachers.