Sentence examples for large issue to from inspiring English sources

"This is a very, very large issue to try to tackle in one hourlong panel discussion," Belgau said with a laugh, and a bit of understatement, during a phone interview from his home in Washington state.

When I told her we had a rather large issue to rectify, she looked at me with big dumb cow eyes (behind which lurked the sinister innards of a politician or axe murderer), and she asked, "Who should we blame?" (I knew the 'we" was rhetorical, and I would be thrown under the bus forthwith).

He cautioned Iran that its getting closer to a nuclear weapon is a far larger issue to the US than Syrian chemical weapons, and warned Tehran it should not conclude that the readiness to strike against it was gone.

Labor groups and Democrats balked at the notion that they will come close to matching Mr. Walker's financial support, but they have a larger issue to sort out for the moment.

My largest issue to now has been size.

The President had asked him "Where is the justice?" 6. (C) Atmar said there was a larger issue to consider.

The Nets still have larger issues to solve against a team that is also struggling.

But Mangini and his team have larger issues to be concerned with.

In fact, code smells with high severity can be particularly large and complex, and create larger issues to the maintainability of software a system.

The Cake Wars might seem fairly simple at the moment -- centered as they are around the baker and the gay wedding -- but there are larger issues to contemplate, legally.

One large issue is to determine how to join rectangular tubes to thin panels to fabricate the first wall.