Sentence examples for will be a big issue from inspiring English sources

"That will be a big issue.

Tax reform, through decentralisation if not through a cut in VAT, will be a big issue.

"I don't think advertising will be a big issue in this campaign, unless a cockup becomes a story".

"Mobile, location and data storage will be a big issue in future privacy debates, and I don't think lawmakers are looking forward to what's next".

Whether this programme, launched by George Bush in 2002, has raised standards will be a big issue in the 2008 presidential election.

"As long as Staten Island feels that its needs are attended to, I don't think it will be a big issue," said Richard Dickenson, the borough historian.

Even so, national identification will be a bigger issue than in any previous tournament.

He predicted that "defense will be a bigger issue than it usually is" during the British electoral period.

Sedimentation will be a bigger issue for non-agitated tests, such as the D. magna immobilization test.

It'll be a big issue". In the next 50 years – the career span of today's medical students – movement will only increase, and student training is adapting accordingly.

"But I think if we don't stand up for it now, it'll be a bigger issue".