Sentence examples for issue by far from inspiring English sources

As for policy, the exit poll showed that the economy remains the biggest issue, by far, in voters' minds.

Polls showed, for example, that voters believed the most important issue by far was the creation of jobs, but neither candidate spent much time addressing it.

All income groups chose the economy as their top issue, by far, and also cited the foreclosure crisis as a major problem, at the same rates (a slim majority of every group).

The most important issue by far for New Hampshire voters was the economy, cited by about 6 in 10, and these voters supported Mr. Romney far more than any other candidate.

And yet the biggest issue by far in Mexico is the hyper-violent drug war that has turned some regions into killing fields and heightened a climate of public insecurity nearly everywhere.

The ABC News/Washington Post poll confirms what countless others have found: in the minds of voters, the most important issue by far is the economy, and a majority of people disapprove of the President's handling of it.

He is the exception on Anderson's staff, which has issued by far the fewest walks in the majors since his first season in Minnesota.

I notice you did mention the rats in your book, but they only took up a sentence or two. A. The rodent issue was by far and away the most discouraging issue that ever happened in my career.

The issue was by far the most contentious topic covered in the 2½ hour hearing, which also examined science education, space exploration, environmental and energy policy, and overall funding trends.

It is an easier matter by far to issue a ministerial declaration to the effect that such measures are lawful.

For instance, here's there way the AP reported the issue this week: "By far the greatest shortcoming has been a failure to save.