Sentence examples for an issue specific to from inspiring English sources

Is this an issue specific to English speakers?

Why should all taxpayers pay for an issue specific to homeowners in proximity to highways, the same highways that meant their homes cost less when purchased?

The scientists said pharmaceuticals making their way through food webs was not an issue specific to Australia and could occur anywhere drugs were being consumed.

For example, among many Asian-Americans, there is a tendency to be less forgiving on illegal immigration, which is sometimes seen — unfairly or not — as an issue specific to Latinos.

I have also witnessed domestic violence being defined as an issue specific to Muslim families, an ethnicisation of violence against women which was echoed in a different form in the recent viral video about catcalling which edited out the white guys.

That appears to have been an issue specific to a pre-production batch.

"We've got a gang issue, specific to parts of the city, and we have a responsibility to bring a quality of life to those residents, and we are going to do it," Mayor Emanuel, visibly vexed, said in an interview on Friday.

Issues of system performance: Several GPs complained that the system could at time be frustratingly slow, although it appeared unclear whether this was a performance issue specific to SCI Gateway, or related to the level of internet connectivity at individual practices, (see also Annex III.1.5 (Additional file 3 )).

A key issue specific to conflict-affected countries was that GHIs should be more flexible in recognising and responding to the specific health system and contextual factors in conflict-affected countries, particularly related to capacity, security and risk, and how GHI responses should vary during the emergency, post-emergency and reconstruction phases of conflict [ 71].

Addressing Ms Goddard's call for a public inquiry she said: "I'm not seeing evidence that there is a wide-scale, large issue specific to Bradford.

But another issue, specific to a society that has continuously fed its citizens morally reductive tales about the superiority of the reigning regime, is the satisfaction derived from identifying and publicly humiliating an exposed villain.