Sentence examples for a proxy for issues from inspiring English sources

This review also highlighted the importance of the hospital setting in which clinicians are working which may be a proxy for issues involving reimbursement.

In many ways they [asylum seekers] have become a proxy for other issues like infrastructure and traffic congestion".

The Medicare bill has become a proxy for larger issues in the debate over legislation to overhaul the health care system.

It's possible that instead of causing the reduced test scores, the erratic bedtimes are a proxy for other issues that might make it harder for children to learn – although when you have a look at the researchers' table showing all the interlinked variables in a child's upbringing, you get a feeling for the problems inherent in measuring the making of a person.

Although students present with academic problems, these are often a proxy for other issues.

GHQ score could to some extent, be seen as a proxy for anxiety issues stemming from other sources, such as diabetes and obesity.

Perhaps, more significantly, Mr. Kerry has also used Vietnam as a proxy for the issue that has given him the most trouble in this campaign: Iraq.

The battle over the term has become a proxy for the larger issues that divide Washington and the Arab public.

Whether the United States has declined to speak with hostile groups because it considers them terrorists, or whether it slaps the terrorist label on groups it wants to sanction or marginalize, a battle over the term terrorist has become a proxy for the larger issues that divide Washington and the Arab public.

The number of issued blood products was used as a proxy for the number of transfused blood products.

Governor Pataki's office claims that the fight over Ms. Mauskopf is a proxy for a larger issue: Senator Charles Schumer's unhappiness that he is not being given a bigger role in federal judicial appointments in New York.