Sentence examples for influential issues from inspiring English sources

However, it eventually became one of the series' most enduring and influential issues.

Much depends on who ultimately secures the nominations, what the most influential issues prove to be, and where the mood of the country is.

He made his debut in 1955 with "Outrage", an iconoclastic and hugely influential issue of the Architectural Review, and spent his ember days at Harry Evans's Sunday Times in the late 1970s.

However, the only option to present a final image is in moving around it and thus navigation inside the model seems to be another influential issue [168].

There were claims that federal industrial relations reform, WorkChoices, was an influential issue in the election.

This complements previous individual-level analysis into sickness- or disability-related economic inactivity which found that it was a possible major factor behind the social gradient in health 14 as well as a possible influential issue in regional differences in health.

Less fundamental (but nevertheless influential) design issues are the motivations of the transmitter designers and associated resource requirements at both transmitter and receiver.

The next year, she was on the cover of Time for their most influential people issue.

Time magazine says Beyoncé, having chosen her to star on the cover of its 100 Most Influential People issue.

The Policy Department of the North's influential National Defense Commission issued the nine demands in the form of a questionnaire.

This influential code, issued in 506, is generally known as the Lex Romana Visigothorum, or Breviary of Alaric.