Sentence examples for issues will define from inspiring English sources
What issues will define the next five years?
Two big issues will define the holiday travel season: Zika and terrorism.
In campaigning for America's mainstream restoration, Kerry has insisted that this election ought to be decided on the urgent issues of our moment, the issues that will define American life for the coming half century.
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.
They also discussed two issues that "will define our times": climate change and nuclear non-proliferation.
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.
On Nov. 12, 1963, Kennedy met with advisers to discuss the 1964 Democratic National Convention, issues that will define the campaign and what the Democratic Party had to offer voters.
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.
"They will be about the things I've talked about: the cost-of-living crisis, how you reconnect hard work and family finances, the NHS, education; those fundamental issues that will define the future of this country".
