Sentence examples for continuum of issues from inspiring English sources

In a study based on 2008 polling, Abramowitz found majorities or solid pluralities of voters formed consistently liberal or conservative views – not centrist positions – on a continuum of issues including gay rights and abortion; off-shore oil drilling; the Iraq war; health care; financial regulation; climate change and mortgage assistance to low-income homeowners.

In spite of the developments in better identifying transportation disadvantaged groups, the lack of effective policies resulted in the continuum of the issue as a significant problem.

"For me, this represents a continuum of social-justice issues," she says.

People hold a continuum of views on this issue.

The top 10 research questions covered a range of issues along the research continuum.

The messages range from coverage of different interventions along the continuum of care, to health systems issues and social determinants.

These concerns were identified by our expert panel and highlight the need to understand the influence of coordination/transition issues across the continuum of patient care on patient safety events.

It is precisely this sort of issues that precipitated the development of notions such as the mind-continuum (citta-santana) and receptacle consciousness (ālaya-vijñāna).

The debates demonstrate the considerable array of issues which would we saw benefitted from a conceptual use of research evidence throughout the continuum.

Our typology overcomes these issues by using a continuum of shared care provided by physician specialty.

It's something that's always really stuck with me throughout my life, and I thought, you know, with women's issues, it's really a continuum of factors.