Sentence examples for on larger issues from inspiring English sources
Moma's expansion troubles may touch on larger issues facing museums.
But my sense is that right now people are focused on larger issues".
Perhaps the article grants us some perspective on larger issues as well.
The discussions could also be used to make progress on larger issues relating to Iraq's political future.
He said he was hopeful that Washington would now concentrate on "larger issues" like cutting back on the Federal Reserve's massive economic stimulus programme rather then these "sideshows".
Some get advice on larger issues, like what to do when an hour before a renter arrives the electricity in the house fails.
But, it should be noted, when Obama complains that this is distracting from the debate on larger issue, the voters respond much more positively.
But it also gives him the confidence to pronounce on large issues without really arguing them through convincingly.
"When MIT focuses on large issues of great public importance, we are able to get things done," she said.
The argument over John V. Lindsay's ranking as the mayor of New York (letter, Jan . 22 dwells, as it probably should, on large issues.
He is a highly disciplined person who can focus on large issues or small -- his clients' problems, the political impact of the frequency of lawsuits, or art.
