Sentence examples for like a big issue from inspiring English sources

While on the surface Disney princesses may not seem like a big issue, the prevailing images of any culture do influence children's self-perceptions from a surprisingly young age.

Twenty years ago, when I was writing about globalization and inequality, capital bias didn't look like a big issue; the major changes in income distribution had been among workers (when you include hedge fund managers and CEOs among the workers), rather than between labor and capital.

Fuel supply may not seem like a big issue with no one building new nuclear plants in the U.S., but a building boom is occurring abroad.

Going up to the bouncers at these places it was easy to feel like a Big Issue seller who's lost his magazines, but a couple of codewords like "press pass" and "spoke to Bobby" and you're treated like a Sheikh who's hired the place out for his birthday.

"I don't feel like it's a big issue, but of course it is," she said.

Partovi put it like this: "It's a big issue for our country.

Moving data doesn't sound like it should be a big issue, but developers often spend a lot of their time on this kind of grunt work — time that would be better spent on actually working on their models.

Like India, we have a big issue with sanitation, and we still have polio….

Why would I duck out of a big issue like that?

It's just television (still the vast wasteland), not a big issue like war and peace and the Final Four.

"When you turn out to be right on a big issue like Iraq, it gives you a lot of political capital," said John Feehery, spokesman for House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert.