Sentence examples for more critical issue from inspiring English sources

But this week an even more critical issue comes to the fore.

"That's a more critical issue for the United States as a sovereign.

Nowadays that seems to be a more critical issue for the Landmarks Preservation Commission than what the rest of us will experience on the street.

Indeed, the senator complimented Mr. Bush and said he had learned from his rival that education was a more critical issue than he had initially realized.

For Arthur, a more critical issue for the future is what the Times Company should do about the medium that Bill Gates has said marks the beginning of the end of newspapers as we know them.

Obese drivers argue that being exempt from the seat belt law because of their weight is tangential to the more critical issue of keeping themselves and others in the car safe during an accident.

Particular attention was paid to the more critical issues of intraocular lens sizing and safety guidelines.

Furthermore, I argue that OA does not address the more critical issues of information overload and lack of progress in the technology of chemical publishing.

NMFS should examine its own role in these, by far, more critical issues facing Cetaceans and their survival from the unbridled assault by this military/industrial complex.

Although Charles has been criticised severely for granting the large ransom payment to the Vikings, he did have other more critical issues to deal with at the same time, including disputes with his brothers, regional revolts and disgruntled nobles, as well as pressure from abroad.

To resolve these questions, this study will continue to conduct performance analysis using various benchmarks and sample applications, e.g. web search, machine learning, etc., and identify more critical performance issues.