Sentence examples for a particular issue for from inspiring English sources

Death is a particular issue for the gay community.

The rights of women and girls have been a particular issue for Greening.

"Future access to finance is a particular issue for growing businesses," she says.

This will be a particular issue for hospitals and care homes, which are not designed to cope with overheating.

This is a particular issue for claims for £5,000 or more, as can be seen from the figures above.

A particular issue for international rankings of universities is that these invite comparisons between university systems across countries such as the UK and the USA.

This is a particular issue for Northampton because it is building a new campus, due to open in 2018, funded through a bond.

This is a particular issue for economists, who seek patterns in the mass of statistics coming out of stock markets and labor surveys.

Caryn Franklin, professor of diversity at Kingston School of Art, strikes a chord when she brings up the emotional aspect of sustainability as a particular issue for women.

If we know that insomnia is a particular issue for older females, "well-women" checks might want to ensure that this issue is always discussed.

In the manufacturing world, lead time can determine price, and from the beginning cost was a particular issue for the Bionic Wrench, because of the competition from China.