Sentence examples for a ubiquitous issue from inspiring English sources
And so ethics has become a ubiquitous issue in a race that would otherwise be focused on public safety, city services and Atlanta's perilous fiscal condition.
In Part 2 of this series, we'll look at a recent Fixes column, "The Recycling Reflex," and offer strategies for turning a ubiquitous issue like trash into an engaging, relevant service-learning project.
"I see this as a ubiquitous issue in Silicon Valley," Steinberg said.
He astutely pointed out that while I may think it's insane that such a basic healthcare practice doesn't exist here, he thinks it's insane that the infection is such a ubiquitous issue in the United States that the practice is a necessity.
A ubiquitous issue in research is that of selecting a representative sample from the study population.
Funding is a ubiquitous issue particularly in health policy research where the costs are high and the need for action urgent.
Whether coarse PM increases CV risk is important to settle for several reasons, perhaps most importantly because this air pollutant is a near ubiquitous issue and not currently regulated (Brunekreef and Forsberg 2005).
Antifouling membrane surface construction thus becomes an everlasting and ubiquitous issue, where chemistry plays a critical role in membrane material design, hierarchical structure manipulation, antifouling mechanism integration and separation performance intensification.
Her relentless commitment and efforts generated an entirely new narrative which centers on the termination of victim blaming and provides tangible hope that we may one day resolve this ongoing, ubiquitous issue.
Challenges in the aeroelastic analysis are pointed out that include: the modeling of aerodynamic forces excited by non-stationary wind fields such as hurricanes and thunderstorms and/or for bridges located in complex topography conditions; consideration of nonlinearities in both structural dynamics and aerodynamics; and the ubiquitous issues related to turbulence.
Today, migration is a ubiquitous process and issue that affects nearly every country of the world.
