Sentence examples for large issues for from inspiring English sources

The thing we call gentrification raises large issues for London - and all the UK's growing cities - and opposing it like trying to hold back the sea.

If we regulated technology (and AI is the electricity of the 21st century in many ways), we will create other large issues for ourselves.

Substance, however, is apparently not a large issue for him.

Interchange cable fees have always been a large issue for Australasian telco's, with accusations from Australia and Asian countries that they are treated unfairly by US providers in terms of cost for data.

That's a large issue for this trust because we've had four incidents where we've had to screen a lot of people, so it has involved a lot of work for everybody… But that's not ideal because you've always then got this backlog of patients in other areas".

The larger issues for gays in Russia go "right back to Harvey Milk, Cohenn said.

So obsessed is "Room 237" with the minutest elements of "The Shining" that larger issues (for any normal viewer) get barely mentioned, or not mentioned at all.

While Sun has talked of a "new reality," its investors have been reacting to the company's larger issues for some time.

The recent rise in smartphones raises larger issues for prisoners and their advocates, who say the phones are not necessarily used for criminal purposes.

Costs are one of the largest issues for OLED lighting manufacture.

Separate agile research projects will be carried out in order to explore larger issues for building release backlogs.