Sentence examples for nationwide issues from inspiring English sources

Both the Republicans and the Democrats have been trying to "nationalise" the election to make it about nationwide issues (the economy, if Democratic; national security, if Republican).

At the time, Verizon called the problems "growing pains" and noted that nationwide issues like those wouldn't happen going forward.

Even those that were semi-private or state-sponsored were still seen as independent of the state's influence and their teachers uninterested in larger, nationwide issues.

"This is a nationwide issue," he said.

"This is the first time any incident of violence against a woman has become a nationwide issue".

"But actually it's a nationwide issue and affects many other key UK cities including Manchester, Birmingham, Bradford and Leeds.

It is clear that odd-hours child care is a nationwide issue that many families struggle with each day.

Now many Republicans have abandoned that posture and are cynically turning the Islamic center into a nationwide issue in hopes of votes.

A spokesman for Coventry said: "The reliance on agency staff to fill vacant posts is a nationwide issue which blights most local authorities and which is clearly not sustainable".

The atmosphere grew much freer for gays in the post-Communist period, yet gay rights have not become a nationwide issue until now, as the government has abruptly moved toward social conservatism.

Still, she continued: "I would just say I think none of this should be interpreted to imply there's some nationwide issue, but I do think it should be taken seriously in terms of what's happening in these cities".