Sentence examples for greater issue is from inspiring English sources

But the greater issue is us.

The greater issue is their maddening inconsistency, their penchant for winning five in a row, then losing three.

"The greater issue is the long-term health and prosperity of the university," not the position of Mr. Bulger, Mr. Boyle said.

But the far greater issue is his dropoff in shooting.

"The greater issue is that [it needs] to get [its] product volumes up," says analyst Dean McCarron at Mecury Research, a chip market research firm in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Although the scale of investments allocated to DRR, insignificant when compared to the magnitude of the task, is part of the problem, a much greater issue is posed by a lack of understanding of the need to include appropriate risk management tools in development policies and investments.

For both Britain and France, however, the greater issue was what they perceived as a threat to the integrity of the International Criminal Court, which the European Union strongly supports as a major new instrument in international justice and human rights.

And Manjinder Singh Kang, for Labour, suggested the greater issue was that young people "simply cannot afford" to save enough funds for the deposit in the first place.

Their greatest issue is a lack of creativity.

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

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