Sentence examples for most dominant issue from inspiring English sources

Jobs and the economy remain by far the most dominant issue, with 62 percent naming it their top priority and 19 percent their second highest.

If a mission has been designed with safe landing and operation as a priority, recognizing and avoiding those samples that do not contain the target biosignature is the most important characteristic, while for a mission where the best possible samples have been targeted the probability that the sample contains the target biosignature and that it can be correctly detected is the most dominant issue.

As reported by the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), energy consumption has become one of the most dominant issues for the semiconductor industry when the size of transistors scales down from 22 to 11 nm nodes.

The tariff levels had been a major political issue since before the Civil War, and they became the most dominant matter of the 1888 election.

Civil society's voice was most dominant on the issue of intellectual property (IP) and patents.

Whether or not the country should apply for full membership has been one of the most dominant and divisive issues in modern Norwegian political debate.

The economy — the dominant issue to most voters — took a back seat to a host of other topics in the wide-ranging debate, which dwelled on social issues, immigration and the arcane world of Congressional voting records.

Obviously, many turnaround candidates have problems that fall into more than one of these categories, but most of them have a dominant issue that fits into one of these buckets.

Healthcare costs, particularly pharmaceutical costs, are a dominant issue for most healthcare organizations, but it is unclear if randomized controlled trials (RCTs) routinely discuss costs.

"If you had to pick one particular issue I think the flooding issue is the most dominant," said Sir Bob Watson, chief scientist at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Only 5percentt of Americans — a strikingly low number for a sitting president's handling of such a dominant issue — said they most trusted the Bush administration to resolve the war, the poll found.