Sentence examples for the most major issue from inspiring English sources

The most major issue the Focus Flash and I had was making calls.

The two most major issues are first, whether your experimental strategy really does mimic VSG switching, and the extent to which this might causes an artefact.

The consequence of a cozy relationship between the speaker and the mayor is a Council that goes along with the mayor on most major issues.

But its prospects for success remain slim, as long as the Communist Party retains power in Cuba, as its regime survival and economic interests run contrary to the United States on most major issues.

Liberals and the left have been the first to be right about most major issues of the day — financial regulation, global warming, the war in Iraq, energy security, military blowback and the hazards of American arrogance abroad.

Cardinal Dolan could have pointed out that the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, which he in fact heads, lobbies against the Republicans on many if not most major issues, starting with the top issue of 2012: the economy.

We had one before, but on personality much more than on substance, because Hillary Rodham Clinton and the mayor agreed on most major issues.

Britain is running toward an election in which the two main parties are indistinguishable on most major issues; Europe; the Conservatives (who took Britain into what was then the Common Market) are going through a skeptical phase.

Britain is running toward an election in which the two main parties are indistinguishable on most major issues; Europe; the Conservatives (who took Britain into what was then the Common Market) are going through a skeptical phase..

The three Democrats agree on most major issues.

The Assembly refused to compromise on most major issues this year as it held out for a favorable school financing agreement that never materialized.