Sentence examples for issue of the time from inspiring English sources

Then there is the issue of the time.

The chief political issue of the time was the extension of slavery, and the most powerful political party was the Democratic, which was for slavery.

The ones who remain include powerful Republicans who clashed repeatedly with him over what was the singular issue of the time: the American invasion of Iraq and its bloody aftermath.

The co-existence of the industry mainstream with independently financed off-Hollywood productions that achieve acclaim — and that, in turn, are squeezed from below by the success of ultra-low-budget filmmaking — is the issue of the time.

The failure to make the distinction meant that the central issue of the time, which was to prevent the one system (the Constitutional system) from being superseded by the other system (the monolithic Presidential system), was obscured.

The big and baggy shape of the book suits his story well and generally holds up but trying to shoehorn in every major issue of the time is a mistake (most notably on the cruise ship).

In 1990, a weekday issue of the Times cost forty cents.

The last issue of the Times, published by Northcliffe Media, was on 6 November.

And he is uniquely placed to analyse the burning issue of the times in America: race.

In a recent issue of the Times Literary Supplement, Margaret Drabble reviewed a new biography of Dorothy Wordsworth, by Frances Wilson.

The Anglo-Gallic issues of the time were comparably beautiful.