Sentence examples for of large issues from inspiring English sources

Martin S. Fridson, chief high-yield strategist at Merrill Lynch, said the yields on small issues now average 3.5 percentage points more than those of large issues.

Campaign finance is one example, among many, of large issues on which a future Supreme Court could make a great difference -- and on which Mr. Nader has hypocritically ignored reality in saying that the two major candidates are the same.

Funds raised from new listings on Hong Kong's stock exchange will plunge by more than half to HK$25 billion (US$3.2 billion) in 2003, amid an absence of large issues, accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers said on Monday.

Whitney is saying that over the next year, dozens of large issues (between 50 and 100 to be exact) are about to default on their bonds, meaning that, at least in her view, investors will be left holding "hundreds of billions" of worthless bonds -- something not even seen during the dark days of the Great Depression.

It's often what I can only call an intellectual concern – some sort of large issue I've got very interested in.

These are part of larger issues, however.

If I wasn't concentrated on that, I'd be thinking of larger issues.

They see the failure to test rape kits as symptomatic of larger issues.

But people who were disappointed in me realize there are a lot of larger issues in the country than this".

And, second, because it seems a bit petty to debate Times policy instead of larger issues like, for example, genocide in Darfur.

The discussion should place the study's results in the context of larger issues, and not simply argue for the authors' conclusions.