Sentence examples for momentous issue when from inspiring English sources

But something as seemingly trivial as her reluctance to accept Noah's loose change grows into a momentous issue when she apparently pockets a $20 bill.

Lindsey said she understood the position of those advisers (including her husband), because she had dealt with Hillary's fixedness, though on less momentous issues, when she was doing scheduling for her during the Presidential campaign.

Copenhagen, first seen in 1998, is an even greater play in that it deals with a more momentous issue: what took place in 1941 when Werner Heisenberg, the potential father of a German atomic bomb, visited his mentor and former colleague, Niels Bohr, in occupied Denmark.

The Czechoslovak federation began to appear increasingly fragile in 1991 92, and separatism became a momentous issue.

It is difficult to think of a more momentous issue than whether Britain should or should not remain in the EU.

President Bush has been respectful of opponents, at least at home, as he should be on such a momentous issue".

In response, the federal government acknowledged the momentous issues involved.

As he well understood, the question raised momentous issues.

Historically, the filibuster was employed to ensure that momentous issues receive a full and fair hearing.

The two cases the court has agreed to review involve more momentous issues.

He has signed dozens of executive orders, on momentous issues like torture and human trafficking and on less momentous ones like closing federal offices for a half-day on Christmas Eve.