Sentence examples for of a large issue from inspiring English sources

Brugnaro, who says he is neither "left or right" in his political leanings and does not formally represent any party, sees the debate as part of a large issue in what he deems to be a "culture of no" that can dominate important decisions in Italy.

Community service was required of staff members, and Mr. Corzine required it of himself, volunteering at soup kitchens, shore cleanups, winter coat drives — not grand scale, perhaps, but things that always kept the "human face" of a large issue in clear focus.

Yet the trend these studies capture speaks to a larger issue of incarceration in the United States.

Mr. Khodorkovsky announced a "reorganization" of Yukos, and he prepared a large issue of the new shares to water down Mr. Dart's stakes.

"HB2 is a symptom of a larger issue," he said.

It's indicative of a larger issue in California.

The situation is a microcosm of a larger issue that Mr. Obama's campaign has faced.

The dumping of the Paris agreement is emblematic of a larger issue.

Ms. Belding perceives the problem as part of a larger issue.

According to Allen, email overload is only a symptom of a larger issue: a lack of clear and effective protocols.

Mr. Wiener said the fees were symptomatic of a larger issue: a dearth of affordable housing to meet growing demand.