Sentence examples for most central issues from inspiring English sources

In section 3.3 we'll address one of the most central issues about classical consequentialism: its inability to allow for agent-centered constraints.

It is clear, nonetheless, that 150 years after his death conflicting traditions regarding Pythagoras' beliefs had arisen on even the most central issues.

The interview guide was based on the most central issues in the survey: previous resources and pressures, the interviewees' experience of coping and quality of life, and their hope for the future.

The IAM members had voted 40-0 to reject the company's demands, of which the union-security provision was the most central issue.

On Iraq: 57% said the U.S. role in Iraq was the issue most central issue in their assessment of Obama administration Middle East policy and 75% said the Iraqi people were worse off due to the war.

It's too early to tell, but on what I believe are the two most central economic issues of the next generation, I'm hoping D.C. is finally going to be forced to pay attention.

Homosexuality, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), abortion, and pornography were among the issues most central to the Moral Majority's priorities until it folded in 1989.

Here was a case where we were writing about the most substantive and central issue in the campaign, and all I really wanted was for the president (or vice president) to make the case that their policies had worked in a very concrete way.

The resolution of the Russian-Norwegian boundary dispute, however, is unrelated to the central issues in the most contentious claim, a Russian staking out of territory that includes the North Pole.

We can get at the central issues by looking most closely at a series of focused episodes.

Now most conservatives seem incapable of even acknowledging the central issues of our moment: wage stagnation, inequality, health care, global warming.