Sentence examples for strongest issues from inspiring English sources

The Democrats have long considered Social Security one of their strongest issues.

Sharply hitting Mr. Gore on one of his strongest issues, Mr. Bradley ticked off a list of promises Mr. Gore had made before the 1992 election that the administration had failed to honor.

Mr. Bush unveiled his Medicare plan at a center for the elderly in Allentown after weeks of pressure from Vice President Al Gore, who considers health care one of his strongest issues and who has relentlessly accused his rival of avoiding specifics.

While foreign policy once ranked among Obama's strongest issues, polls show disapproval of his performance gradually climbing to a new high.

Nationalism remains one of his strongest issues; an assault by America on Russian interests would offer him a means to rally public support.

Perhaps one of the strongest issues arising from trigger review is the identification of incidents that can serve as topics for SEA and Audit e.g. delayed diagnoses, sub-optimal therapeutic management, poor disease and drug monitoring, and the appropriate use of Information Technology.

Although they have similar moderate Republican views, Mr. Franks tends to circle issues more tentatively, coming around slowly even to the strongest issue in his portfolio, campaign finance reform.

Mr. McCain viewed the war as his strongest issue, given his national security background, and Mr. Romney claimed the economy, given his background in business.

Analysis Labour's health plans contain many good, practical ideas on what is its strongest issue – the NHS – which seek to relieve the unsustainable pressures the service is under.

The Republicans are coming around to believing that their strongest issue in this election may be their addiction to offshore oil drilling.

So highlighting Singer isn't just an attempt to dismiss Faso as a tool of big money interests ― it also draws attention to Teachout's strongest issue.