Sentence examples for an age-old issue from inspiring English sources

LAST fall, while working with corporate women across various industries, job levels and generations, an age-old issue re-emerged at a near-fever pitch.

"To some extent, it is an age-old issue," said Eleanor Bloxham, president of the Value Alliance, a firm advising corporations on governance matters.

New light on an age-old issue.

Dealing with returns is an age-old issue for retailers, but the boom in online sales presents new dilemmas that would not have troubled traditional shops.

The Angels are joining that trend this season, adding personnel and compiling data in a new-age approach to an age-old issue: How can a team position its fielders where the batter is most likely to hit the ball?

Land availability, though an age-old issue, is a fundamental constraint to forest plantation development (Rahim Sulaiman 2001).

Japan's greatest asset is a skilful midfield but the age-old issue of physical strength remains a problem.

A: My expectation was to start a long-overdue dialogue around this age-old issue.

The age-old issue of voter turnout finally seemed to be helping the political left.

And then of course there is the age-old issue of lack of female role models.

Beyond the bureaucratic problems of human resource and data management is the age-old issue of pay.