Sentence examples for issues of sweep from inspiring English sources

But where earlier cases involved quirky issues like dog fights, funeral protests and the Seven Aphorisms of a fringe church called Summum, the marquee First Amendment cases this term involve issues of sweep and consequence.

And the economic argument against keeping half the workforce idle is conclusive.And then there is the issue of Islam, swept to the fore by recent events.

He told The Independent: "The Oxford Union can no longer sweep issues of privilege and exclusivity under the rug.

Firstly, complicated right-of-way issues were swept aside by a new, far-reaching Land Reform Act in 2003.

Finally, students examine how economic, political, labor and gender issues of the Gilded Age fit into the sweep of history.

The assumption sweeps under the carpet the issues of translation regulation, splicing, post-translational modifications as well as the inertia of the whole process.

Any structural faults aside, the book capably illuminates the sweep of Commoner's involvement in social issues of the last half-century, and makes a major contribution to the literature on the origins of current environmental debates.

Children were ignored, sometimes even blamed, and issues were swept under the carpet – often because of a warped and misguided sense of political correctness.

And people kind of swept that whole issue under the carpet.

"Boat people" and the "carbon tax" were the issues that swept Abbott to power, and no one could accuse him of not dealing with them once in office.

As expected, President Nicolás Maduro was acclaimed as the new party chairman and the contentious issue of internal democracy was swept under the carpet.