Sentence examples similar to pre eminent issues from inspiring English sources

The growing divide between the wealthy and everyone else is one of the pre-eminent issues of the 2016 presidential election.

The pre-eminent issue in Texas for Enron was electric deregulation.

We recognise that environmental degradation, not conflict between competing ideological blocs, is the pre-eminent issue which unites the wealthy and the developing world in common peril.

Managerial issues matter, but the pre-eminent issue is having a political leadership at the very top -- including the attorney general and Congressional overseers -- that supports openness, objectivity and a service mentality toward our citizens.

Some very senior Labour figures privately contend that the coalition has made such terrible mistakes over the NHS that it could rival the economy as the pre-eminent issue for the voters at the next election.

And his position on the pre-eminent issue for the island ― what to do about its debt ― creates problems as well.

I would now go further: My 13 years in government have taught me that the pre-eminent international issue is whether we can develop a level of global cooperation that matches the global dimension of our problems.

"Those are the two pre-eminent public health issues of the day.

With a political future to consider, Mr. Suozzi voiced many of the same convictions, but with a different emphasis on the pre-eminent suburban political issue, which is taxes.

The Lords' pre-eminent expert on housing issues, Lord Best, will say the government's plans deal with only "half the picture".

Mr. Uloum, a devout Muslim, turned to Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the country's pre-eminent Shiite cleric, who issued a fatwa declaring the theft of oil a violation of Islamic law.