Sentence examples for more major issues from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Paterson is urging the Senate to grapple with more major issues, and added the legalization of same-sex marriage to a list of bills on the agenda for Wednesday.

Health insurance became a more major issue in the 1980s, according to a history from the American Journal of Public Health, as the ranks of the uninsured grew.

It wasn't until we got out of the hospital that we recognized how incredibly small the odds that Cam made it through his prematurity without serious learning deficiencies or other more major health issues... it had to be the protection spell!

"At this point," a Fox spokeswoman said Friday, "the entire situation is more about major issues at NBC and G.E. than it is about Bill O'Reilly and Keith Olbermann".

Such efforts make many uncomfortable, but the Steyer brothers (Tom is a Democrat, Jim is an independent) say the new center will be "fiercely" nonpartisan and work only to get the public to think and talk more about major issues in California and the country at large.

More importantly, major issues to be addressed are differentiation of viable from non-viable microorganisms and the issue of microbial DNAaemia (DNA from live microorganisms versus DNA from dead microorganisms or free circulating DNA versus phagocytised DNA in immuno-competent host cells) as markers for an infectious focus somewhere in the host.

The ABC/Post survey also showed a noticeable shift toward Mr. Bush when voters were asked which man they trusted more to handle major issues.

American advisers say they have no more major decrees to issue.

Indeed, Mr. Bradley promised that he would probably present more policy proposals about major issues of concern to Democratic voters.

What's more, many of these major issues appear to be resistant to current approaches to solving them.

More precisely, on the major issues most Republican candidates are well within the mainstream of the Tea Party.