Sentence examples for greatest issues from inspiring English sources

It has often been said that the courts are the final arbiters of the greatest issues in American politics.

One of the greatest issues, says Bertolini, is that there are many types of robots each posing different legal problems.

"If you are to ask me what are the greatest issues in Africa, I would say it is that people love, people fuck, people kiss, people speak".

These situations brought to the surface one of the greatest issues relating to Germany's role in the world as other Western countries, such as the U.K. and the U.S., demanded that Berlin take on more military responsibility in international conflicts.

Longitude 2014 "is a challenge with a £10m prize fund to help solve one of the greatest issues of our time", and follows from David Cameron's 2013 announcement of a "grand innovation challenge".

Mr. Krugman, the Nobel laureate and Princeton professor whose New York Times column and blog have made him arguably the most important and influential Op-Ed columninthenationnation, writes daily with fluency and fervor about the greatest issues facing the world.

"Stability is the greatest issue facing Guinea-Bissau," he said.

Their greatest issue is a lack of creativity.

But civility surely isn't the greatest issue at stake here.

Ryan believes that the greatest issue for the Jets involves execution, not approach.

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