Sentence examples for micro issue from inspiring English sources

"It's a kind of micro issue," he said.

Such an outcome may yet slow down, or stall, economic recovery: at some tipping point the micro issue becomes a macro one.

"We're really talking about kind of micro issues," Bill Daly, the N.H.L.'s deputy commissioner, said when asked about Bettman and Fehr's absence.

Take one part micro issues (tactics, manager, team selection) mix with two parts wider flaws (the dysfunctional structure of English football, lack of opportunities for English players, closed cultural mindsets, a lack of game intelligence at moments of high pressure and so on), add tears of bitter disappointment, mix with a slug of ennui and serve.

The government officers at all levels must pay high attention to these micro issues.

The problems at UTI sometimes boiled down to micro issues that other mutual funds could take for granted.

Both macro and micro issues are considered in constructing dialogue systems that are engaging for the target population, easy to use, and effective at promoting positive health behaviors and outcomes.

He is happiest with the politics of "triangulation" (ie, poaching supposedly Republican issues) and with micro-issues that are heavy on symbolism, such as school uniforms.

With the advice of Dick Morris and pollster Mark Penn, whose specialty is dicing the electorate into narrow cultural groups, Bill Clinton used micro-issues such as mandatory school uniforms as a kind of cultural jujitsu against Republicans.

Advisers insist it is more than window-dressing, arguing that turning up shows respect but also provides the opportunity to listen to and act on what Mr Kenney calls micro-issues.

Then there's the question of national identity cards, which our host describes as "the kind of micro-issues for which there are solutions.