Sentence examples for most about issues from inspiring English sources

He said polls showed that voters who cared most about issues tended to vote for Mr. Gore and those who cared about character voted for Mr. Bush.

Despite the economy one of the most talked-about issues leading up to polling day, Lord Mandelson said there was nothing in the party's manifesto about economic growth, productivity, new technologies or the scale of the challenges for the country.

In an election year when the most talked-about issues -- Medicare, Social Security, prescription drugs -- can seem abstract to someone under 30, interviews with three dozen students and young adults here found no lack of interest in the presidential race.

Jon Gerlis, campaigns officer for The Dogs Trust, says that while dog-fouling is not definitively dying out in the UK, it's now one of the most complained-about issues.

David Jamieson (Lab) 84 The 10 most asked-about issues in the Commons by number of oral questions: 1. Finance 521 2. Terrorism 225 3. NHS 218 4. Reform 176 5. Wales 174 6. Afghanistan 173 7. Manpower 167 8. Armed conflict 165 9. Standards 164 164

The hobbled tracking system has been one of the most complained-about issues in the game — it makes the game less about tracking nearby Pokémon and more about wandering aimlessly.

The most talked-about issue?

— The Masters tournament concluded Sunday, but the most talked-about issue of the last week — the lack of female members at Augusta National Golf Club — seems likely to linger.

The most talked-about issue in golf these days is not the competition, but the controversy surrounding the Masters, to be held April 10-13 at Augusta National Golf Club.

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In an effort to harvest more evidence on one of the most complained about issues, Tacon is to hold a workshop with suppliers looking into charges for packaging in September.