Sentence examples for one defining issue from inspiring English sources

And, like suburbanites elsewhere, these people are disdainful of party politics, and less loyal to any one party label.It could be that nearly a decade of unparalleled prosperity and a lack of any one defining issue have unmasked Minnesotans for what they have always been: cautious, pragmatic and (gasp) centrist.

Having agreed on the defining issue of this parliament – the stance on the deficit – they now appear to be as one on tax reform.

And, like it or not, that meant working with Obama on one of the defining issues of his Presidency.

Why her stock is rising: As a I noted in The Stimulist last month, she's an eco-visionary who is poised to help get us further down the line on one of the defining issues of our time: the robust creation of a green economy.

These devastating stories of migration and the toll on human lives around the world have amounted to one of the defining issues of 2015.

The Conservatives have also made the niqab – specifically whether a Muslim woman should be allowed to wear the face-covering veil at Canadian citizenship ceremonies – one of the defining issues of the campaign, as it sought to capitalize on the hardline stance which has helped it gain in the polls.

Gentrification is becoming one of the defining issues of our age.

It is a chance to think strategically about how to tackle one of the defining issues of our time.

In his kickoff speech Tuesday, Mr. Torricelli described it as one of the defining issues of the campaign.

"One of the defining issues of our time," declared Mike Huckabee, who is leading an anti-treaty charge.

Later he would tell me that his battle with workaholism was one of the defining issues of his personal life: "If I was a vacuum-cleaner salesman working 100 hours a week, people would say: 'You're an idiot.