Sentence examples for large issue in from inspiring English sources

(A mistake, Ms. Berry later conceded. That's for sure, since the report would have been a large issue in the Senate campaign if Mr. Giuliani hadn't dropped out).

It's important we addressed that – it's become such a large issue in our country and you can't be casual about it.

It's not surprising that the health care legislation that the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy spent years fighting for has become a large issue in the campaign for his Senate seat.

Brugnaro, who says he is neither "left or right" in his political leanings and does not formally represent any party, sees the debate as part of a large issue in what he deems to be a "culture of no" that can dominate important decisions in Italy.

Community service was required of staff members, and Mr. Corzine required it of himself, volunteering at soup kitchens, shore cleanups, winter coat drives — not grand scale, perhaps, but things that always kept the "human face" of a large issue in clear focus.

This was a large issue in the area during the whole of the 1980s.

Let's call him Cynical Heretic About Really Large Issues in Entertainment, or CHARLIE for short.

Philosophically oriented pragmatists (to give an old term a new meaning) usually consider pragmatic issues with an eye towards large issues in the philosophy of language and beyond.

It's indicative of a larger issue in California.

In an interview, Judge Coker addressed only the larger issue in the case.

Yet the debate over Prove It, familiar in cardiology circles, offers insight into a larger issue in pharmaceutical research: the way that marketing concerns sometimes shape scientific studies.