burning issue

"This is a burning issue right now for a lot of young women," she said.

It is not a burning issue, but still you have to wonder.

This is a real burning issue for me, and I would expect you to answer it.

This could prove a burning issue in the 2008 campaign.

So you're very free to present your burning issue of the moment."

"This is a burning issue for all of us," he said.

His interests ranged across the burning issues of the day.

Most are mothers of small children and, for them, custody is a burning issue.

There was also the burning issue of the high school yearbook photograph.

But the debt remains a burning issue in the presidential campaign.

Mostly they get along, but there are some burning issues that divide them.

We have to admit that the women's question is among the most burning issues facing us.

They lived at an age where, if you got the editorial product right, money was usually not the burning issue.

I asked, broaching what to me was a bit of a burning issue.

There are no such burning issues now, and that's not the fault of the candidates either.

Water sanitation and drainage are the burning issues these days.

Answer questions on burning issues then find out which candidate is closest to your views.

The other burning issue is the presents that we as a country should send to Jesus.

Beyond minority representation in the leadership, there are two burning issues.

But he issued a warning on the burning issue of nuclear weapons.

Perhaps we can, but it's not a burning issue.

The burning issues were turned over to the big magazines and the newspapers, which had plenty to do.

Now, we decided every fourth episode, unless there's some burning issue, to answer questions.

Layoffs, he said, "are the burning issue of the day."

You're telling me about post-1985, when the issue had become a burning issue, you might say.