Sentence examples for most obvious issue from inspiring English sources

Back then, the most obvious issue was a pragmatic one, of air-conditioning in Philadelphia, where both parties met: workers dragged fifty-pound ice blocks up to the roof, where they promptly melted.

This, of course, was not the most obvious issue to surface in the proceedings to decide whether Mr. Emanuel really was or was not a Chicagoan, a sideshow that must have made the former White House chief of staff pine for the relative sanity of Congress.

The most obvious issue, of course, is… well, Google.

RSS' true failings though are on the publisher side, with the most obvious issue being analytics.

The most obvious issue here is funding and availability.

The most obvious issue is candidate competition, which is related to contest timing.

Among the most obvious issues, Mr. Savage pointed out, are that "he speaks with a posh accent and comes from the most elite school in the country".

It's astonishing that the news staff didn't address one of the most obvious issues these days: Are we liberal(s)?

He then pulled from the bag a stuffed toy moose, held it up, and urged his employees to discuss any "moose issues" — meaning the most obvious issues that people were wary of confronting.

The state of social care was perhaps one of the most obvious issues.

One of the first and most obvious issues the crisis highlighted was just how unprepared Southeast Asia was to deal with the crisis.