Sentence examples for a mass of issues from inspiring English sources

Barrada has an eye for showing everyday details that open up a mass of issues.

Teh Internet Is Serious Business (typo intentional) throws up a mass of issues it only partially addresses.

That's a whole mass of issues I'm not even remotely able to begin to address.

And for months now Mr. Obama has been all but buried under a mass of complicated policy issues and steamy political conflict.

University College London Neurologist Jonathan Edwards told Tuller that the PACE data are "a mass of uninterpretability" and said "the issues with the trial are extremely worrying".

In so doing, Lady Dynamite is surprisingly deft at handling the mass of issues that have become the bane of showrunners looking for a hit: race (episode three), outrage culture (episode 11), and white feminism (throughout) all get alluded to in refreshing ways.

It is a catastrophe and a fact of urban life, a political issue and a mass of individual stories.

After all the decision at issue depends on a mass of technical data that is not easily assimilable or manipulable.

The way in which the world is interdependent is also plain from the mass of political issues Latin America raises for us.

McKesson was part of a delegation of police reform activists who met with Clinton last month to discuss her position on a host of issues, including mass incarceration and the sale of military equipment to local departments.

The summit is expected to address a number of issues relating to mass incarceration: from pretrial justice to reentry to harsh sentencing of young, non-violent, and low-level drug offenders.