Sentence examples for choosing the issue from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong is the most concerned, with 20 per cent of those surveyed choosing the issue ahead of eight others.

The country's number one concern is terrorism, with 26 per cent choosing the issue; 13 per cent highlighted poverty, and 11 per cent feared armed conflicts the most.

Terrorism is a widely shared concern, but at 26 per cent Britain's level of concern is only 'mid-table'; the French are the most concerned, with 34 per cent choosing the issue.

They were particularly effective in choosing the issues to focus on in the debate.

At the end of the class period, students present their characters and explain their reasons for choosing the issues and messages these characters represent.

The people least concerned by terrorism - the Chinese, 19 per cent of whom choose the issue - still chose the issue above all others.

Independently wealthy, he chose the issue of councillors' expenses as his showcase.

The greatest relative concern of the US is nuclear weapons, although only 6 per cent of Americans chose the issue.

BBC health editor Hugh Pym said Mr Cameron had chosen the issue for his first major speech since the election to show "there is a real commitment to deliver" a seven-day NHS.

When they feel that there is evidence that his convictions are not sincere, they choose the issue over the man.

But, y'know, if we did, I would choose the issue that is directly tied to actual lives being saved rather than the issue in which the saving of lives is either indirect or metaphorical.