Sentence examples for more significant issue from inspiring English sources

"But the more significant issue is location rather than height.

A more significant issue with cable telephones is electricity.

"It's a more significant issue today than it's ever been," said Kevin H. Marino, a partner at Marino, Tortorella & Boyle.

Most economists and investors view the debt ceiling as a much more significant issue for the economy, with the potential to set off a global financial crisis.

Focusing on whether "native-born non-Hispanic whites" are a numerical majority ignores the more significant issue: they exert economic and political power and will continue to do so even as a minority.

And perhaps an even more significant issue emerged: Bank of America, which had also agreed to finance the deal, balked at participating in the arrangement and is now in a standoff with its own clients, these people said.

(Let us also hope Congress has more significant issues to investigate).

And if from time to time such activities drift toward minor matters, that need not prevent the school from tackling more significant issues.

They are also inhibiting their need to focus on the more significant issues, like the suppliers and the source of these drugs.

On more significant issues, like off-field transgressions, Bowden has said it is hard, if not impossible, to track his players.

To rescue the faltering process, the U.S. offered both parties guarantees of support on more significant issues but failed to achieve a breakthrough.