Sentence examples for issues that will define from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, those contrasts highlighted the issues that will define the league's next month.

Here, then, are five issues that will define a make-or-break year.

US president Barack Obama has laid out his legacy on one of the issues that will define the world long after his brief term in power is over.

And for India's top court, the ID system presents unique legal issues that will define what the constitutional right to privacy means in the digital age.

In a third Democratic debate that many feared would be overshadowed by allegations of dirty tricks between the campaigns, the two frontrunners instead clashed more fiercely than usual on policy issues that will define the primary battle in the state.

The problem is that, right now, the Democratic coalition seems to be in agreement on the formerly radioactive social issues — ethnicity, sexuality, values — but not on the economic issues that will define the election.

Few challenge the grave importance of terrorism as an over-arching issue that will define the 2004 campaign.

Many Liberals also rued passing up the chance to move together "on an issue that will define this century".

Important issues all; but this was the statement of a politician who has been cornered on the issue that will define Britain's future.

Cooper says it is an issue that will define his controllership: "The metric of success is going to be the average age".

On immigration, the issue that will define the Republican Party's relationship with Hispanics, the harsh rhetoric of Romney, Santorum, and Newt Gingrich has alarmed senior Republicans.