Sentence examples for contact with issues from inspiring English sources

My job brings me into daily contact with issues that matter, on some of which I can speak out – women's pensions, for example.

So in my own life the contact with real issues is of enormous importance to me.

"What Mrs. Clinton needs to do is get out of the motorcade, get out of fantasyland and get in contact with the issues that are affecting real New Yorkers, the prices at the pump".

"The value to conservation of pioneers, harvesters and subsistence agriculturists isn't always obvious," wrote Dr. Sanderson, whose studies over the years brought him increasingly in contact with environmental issues and biological scientists.

An important psychological theory that makes contact with these issues is the 'sociometer theory of self-esteem' (Leary, Tambor, Terdal, & Downs, 1995).

You know we had a couple hundred people who contacted us with issues so we want to get to the bottom of that.

His first contact with the issue came after his daughter, Grace, went on a school visit to Nepal.

This paper places theories of SA into contact with the issue of Self Explaining Roads.

Your planner has secured your contracts and done all of the negotiating, and it sends a really bad message when you contact the vendor with issues you are having.

The European Commission's only contact with the migration issues is through reports issued by NGOs and international organizations.

But a committee assignment brought her into contact with food safety issues and soon with Anna Teardo, a Connecticut woman whose daughter became blind in one eye from meat contaminated by feces.