Sentence examples for predominant issue from inspiring English sources

But this is such a predominant issue that it towers above all others, and I'm not certain both parties are capable of handling it the right way".

In 1986, the predominant issue raised by children was sexual abuse, the extent of which was only then starting to be recognised.

In a clear reversal of previous election cycles, a Bloomberg poll last month indicated that 71 percent of Iowa Republicans polled viewed fiscal concerns as the predominant issue.

"It's obviously a predominant issue in our society right now," he said.

Politically, the environmental movement's long-term impact remains unclear--abortion remains the predominant issue for many Catholics and evangelicals.

Hence metastatic disease is now the predominant issue.

"One of the predominant issues that defines where we're at was the attack on the sovereignty of the US on 9/11," says Kiefer Sutherland when I meet him in a hotel in New York's Meatpacking district.

Among these challenges, human safety is perhaps one the most predominant issues.

For most of the regions whose futures would be determined and borders redrawn by the peacemakers gathering in Paris the future lands of Syria, Jordan, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and beyond the predominant issues were power and territory.

Advanced approaches use new materials biocomposites and their development has to be knowledge-based, whereas predominant issues are resource saving, variability in properties and functionality, lightweight, low costs, and eco-efficiency at all stages of the product life cycle.

In subsequent articles, three case studies are explored, which critically examine predominant issues on the global health agenda: global mental health, non-communicable disease, and universal health coverage.