Sentence examples for most intense issue from inspiring English sources

"It's the most intense issue we've ever dealt with in this city," said Tom Oosterhoudt, a city commissioner.

This one was aggressive and in your face, and dealing in a very smart and startling way with the most intense social issues, from racial bigotry to sexuality.

The most intense negotiations concerned myriad issues relating to digital rights, which were handled by lawyers, Anderson said.

Perhaps some of the most intense speculation about the schools issue arises from the fact that Obama cast himself from the start as a different kind of politician, a man focused on action and participation.

Occupation authorities have asserted that because they have enforced an equitable distribution of electricity around the country and because Saddam Hussein favored Baghdad, complaints on the issue are most intense here.

The issue has set off the most intense dispute within the government since it was cobbled together after inconclusive elections last June, when the country's solvency and future in the euro zone hung in the balance.

The issue has provoked one of the most intense battles over pollution regulations in recent decades.

Of course we want our justices to be of the most intellectual breed, to have been to through the most intense academic experiences to prepare them to grapple with the issues of the day.

The most intense voter suppression efforts can be traced to a 2013 ruling issued by the U.S. Supreme Court that gut a core provision of the Voting Rights Act.

"He could definitely pick every issue in this bill and mix it up with the most intense policy wonk".

Dry spells pepper the 2600-year record, but its most intense, most prolonged drought runs from about A.D. 750 to 850, the researchers report in the 18 May issue of Science.