Sentence examples for more an issue of from inspiring English sources

"Today, for us, it's more an issue of demand than an issue of supply," he said.

What made up our minds, though, was more an issue of community.

It was more an issue of being more aggressive in the strike zone.

Maybe this is more an issue of evidence than the practice of pure science?

"But I think it winds up being more an issue of right of first refusal.

"It's more an issue of access and how it will be used.

It's more than an issue of Cosmopolitan.

For you, was this more of an issue of security or of individual liberties?

He added: "It will be more of an issue of alliance management.

Wheeler said that with the hard salary cap, in which only hardship exemptions will be granted, "free agency is not an economic issue, but more of an issue of granting players freedom and rights".

I would walk into the gym and people would say, "What are you on?" For me, it was much more of an issue of ethics.