Sentence examples for larger issue of the from inspiring English sources

Finally, there is the larger issue of the screen in its many incarnations.

The City Council is expected to take up the larger issue of the dress code early next year.

That Palestinian donkey carts dot the landscape is a result of the larger issue of the Arab world and modernization.

On the larger issue of the American role in the world, Haass was still maintaining some distance from the hawks.

She wants Bensel-Meyers to help her investigate the larger issue of the scapegoating of women in higher education.

"It's all part of the larger issue of the cyber threat we face from Russia, China and other countries," he said on CBS's This Morning.

"These were small issue compared to the larger issues of the war in Iraq," he said.

But there is little indication that Serial's devoted fans want to grapple with the larger issues of the US criminal justice system.

DEVELOPMENT experts like Dani Rodrik, professor of international political economy at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, said they would be disappointed if world leaders failed to address the larger issues of the labor force.

That land dispute made it clear that the larger issues of the "final status" talks -- borders, settlements, Jerusalem and refugees, among others -- would not be resolved even broadly by the original target date of Feb. 13.

This, in turn, calls attention to larger issues of the use of so-called 'universally-good' examples of urbanism.