Sentence examples for major one is from inspiring English sources

The major one is the dependency on the Java runtime engine.

The major one is the decision on which occupational groups or occupational exposures should be included in the exposed category and which occupations should form the unexposed reference category.

A lot of questions are going to be answered on this tour and a major one is who is the best back-up to fly-half Owen Farrell, or can even challenge him for the Test shirt?

These are minor flaws, though; the only major one is an epilogue that expatiates windily, even preachily, on ideas that have figured as sharp and shining particularities in the body of the book.

• To the Editor: American students don't do well on international tests for a variety of reasons, but a major one is the poor state of the curriculum in most school districts.

The major one is the alliance with the United States, and he won't trample on that".

"There are many takeaways [from Alexander's talk] but a major one is that they have insufficient ability to understand what is transpiring on networks quickly," said John Mallery, a researcher at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab.

The Knicks have many problems, but one major one is that they cannot shoot.

One major one is how Niedermayer would react to being hit.

A major one is President Barack Obama's perceived lack of interest and engagement in Europe.

The chief area of disagreement -- and it is a major one -- is the mechanism for delivering drug coverage.