Sentence examples for issue of enormous from inspiring English sources

It gave lawyers a month to prepare briefs on an issue of enormous complexity, and it scheduled arguments during its vacation.

During the 17th and 18th centuries there was a large issue of enormous plates of copper, stamped with their full value in silver money as a countermark.

Three times in the last two weeks, he has found himself at the center of a firestorm on an issue of enormous political importance to the administration: jobs.

The mayor's advisers acknowledged that Mr. Giuliani was indeed trying to avoid another crisis over education, an issue of enormous concern to voters.

But the president of Meharry, Dr. John Maupin, said that while the issue should not be overlooked, "the fact remains that low belt use among African-Americans is a public health issue of enormous impact that must be addressed now".

[Page A1.] Presidential Adviser Under Fire In the last two weeks, N. Gregory Mankiw, chairman of President Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, has found himself at the center of several firestorms on an issue of enormous political importance to the administration: jobs.

Fred Wertheimer, head of Democracy 21, contended: "Everybody has to start thinking, start preparing, and be ready to battle starting in January, because these fights are over issues of enormous importance to the great bulk of Americans.

"While these, of course, are issues of enormous importance, they should not be allowed to overshadow the deplorable human rights situation in DPRK [Democratic People's Republic of Korea], which in one way or another affects almost the entire population and has no parallel anywhere else in the world".

The movements described by Koch involved issues of enormous moral justice and social consequence, and sprung from ordinary Americans doing extraordinary things.

The issue is of enormous importance to conservatives, who have rallied against what they call activist judges who they say decide cases based on their personal beliefs rather than the law.

Although this controversial issue is of enormous importance to the Agta's future (see Minter 2010 258 263), the Agta PAMB members, including above-mentioned NCIP employee, are strikingly absent from discussions about it (see Table  1 for details on other topics).