Sentence examples for as live issues from inspiring English sources
The absence of the polar ice cap and the submersion of Venice will have been normalised; nobody will think of these as live issues, no one will spend their time reproaching their forefathers, there'll be no moral dimension at all.
On top of which, our electoral system must surely return as a live issue.
At the very least, Ms. Palin's selection unleashes gender as a live issue again, just when Democrats thought they had it under control.
Barrow, a thoroughgoing synechist, regarded the conflict between divisionism and atomism as a live issue, and presented a number of arguments against mathematical atomism, the strongest of which is that atomism contradicts many of the basic propositions of Euclidean geometry.
This is as live an issue as there is.
The interpretation of Aristotle's philosophy of mind and, indeed, of his whole doctrine of form remains as live an issue today as it was immediately after his death (Robinson 1983 and 1991; Nussbaum 1984; Rorty and Nussbaum, eds, 1992).
As I said earlier I am interested in trauma and particularly collective trauma and this is a very live issue for us as a community.
But it is a live issue and becomes even more live in circumstances such as these".
I Am Divine, for instance, broaches still-live issues such as body image and family rejection.
She urged people "to look at what [Mr Miliband] has done" on cost of living issues such as energy prices.. "The facts are that Ed Miliband is in touch with people's concerns and we are putting forward those policies," she added.
