Sentence examples for issues larger from inspiring English sources

But beyond the purely bureaucratic issues, larger matters loom.

With this election, issues larger than the usual local horse-trading are at stake.

Nevertheless, West seems determined to be taken seriously, to show that he can tackle issues larger than himself.

Otherwise, Mr. Shakeri said, to stave off the terrible loneliness, he tried to concentrate on issues larger than his immediate problems.

"Once the story wasn't 'What are the demands?' the story became more about 'What are the internal struggles that the movement was having?" Occupiers survived their first, temporary expulsion by the park's owner, Brookfield Properties, on 14 October, but issues larger than sanitation began to take precedence over the following weeks.

While a small percentage of firms reported having abandoned or not started innovation projects because of IP issues, larger fractions reported having pursued their projects after modifying them.

As the golden retriever story reveals, I love all the issues, large and small, comic and tragic.

Doctors and Nurses would be unreadably nihilistic if Ellmann weren't so consistently funny on issues large and small.

But the African Union has struggled to find a meaningful role, taking muddled stances on issues large and small.

Regarding issues large and small our federal and state governments have become ever more intrusive.

Tambor says the show has changed his own thinking on gender issues large and small.