Sentence examples for be a recurrent issue from inspiring English sources
Loneliness seems to be a recurrent issue for asexual people, and was even more so before the internet became a common way to reach out to other people under the cloak of anonymity.
"The use of unreasonable force to quickly resolve non-violent encounters is a recurrent issue at CPD," the report concluded.
Russia's problems with fan violence and hooliganism have been a recurrent issue for many years, but the issue has received greater scrutiny because the country is set to host the next World Cup.
Elastic ducts with time-varying geometry are a recurrent issue in many engineering and physiological flow or sound production problems.
Attention, in particular, has been a recurrent issue because of its strong links with perceptual, cognitive, and motor performances.
Financial difficulties or simmering disputes with staff are a recurrent issue and almost all of the country's airlines are failing to make a profit.
Concern over the effects of forestry operations, particularly harvesting, on extreme flooding events is a recurrent issue in forest and watershed management.
Optimal batch plant design is a recurrent issue in Process Engineering, which can be formulated as a Mixed Integer Non-Linear Programming (MINLP) optimisation problem involving specific constraints, which can be, typically, the respect of a time horizon for the synthesis of various products.
The promotion of technology transfer to developing countries has been a recurrent issue on the international economic agenda of the past three decades.This article studies the importance of technology transfer in oil industry and procedures and obstacles to decrease technological and revenue gap between oil-producing countries and technology creator countries.
Striking a balance between the legitimate rights of people to the free exercise of religion and maintaining public order has also been a recurrent issue in American life and history, and it certainly is now, as well.
