Sentence examples for countless other issues from inspiring English sources

Americans have potentially explosive religious differences over abortion, prayer in schools, censorship, euthanasia, biological research and countless other issues, yet they generally settle them within the bounds of the Constitution.

He also raised the question of whether Texas's action could set a dangerous precedent whereby states could sue the federal government over countless other issues, resulting in a transfer of power from the executive to unelected judges.

Though the Senate has been paralyzed by similar blocking tactics on countless other issues, Mr. Bernanke probably has enough support in both parties to clear the 60-vote hurdle.

With the economic crisis, the war in Iraq and countless other issues facing the nation, the stakes are too high to simply let one ideological segment of the country determine our fate.

Because I am worried that Mr. Chen and his family will be used as political fodder, by the Obama administration or by politicians of either party trying to advance the "how great we are versus how bad China is" theme we hear so often as America works through its cooperation/competition with China on commercial, environmental, strategic and countless other issues.

He has jurisdiction now over not only energy and transportation but also the environment, health, telecommunications, insurance, the financial markets, consumer protection, broadcasting, food and drugs, biotechnology and countless other issues that are woven into the fabric of American life in the 1990's.

The leadership at EDN, the board of directors, and supporters, encouraged EDN to continue to educate our fellow citizens about recycling, renewable energy, and climate preservation, among countless other pressing issues.

Similarly exasperating design features blight countless other recently issued boxed sets.

The show was groundbreaking in its portrayal of feminism, aging and countless other hot-button issues of the day, and its lessons about retirement are still relevant three decades later.

Examples include churches, groups that work to educate the public on safety issues, many environmental organizations, groups working to end domestic violence, groups working to stop hate crimes, and countless other organizations working on issues that benefit the community as a whole by helping in specific ways.

In education, that includes issues such as failing schools, poor teaching quality, lack of specialist support for students with a disability, the increasing shift away from comprehensive publicly funded schools to private education, poor international rankings in literacy and numeracy, and countless other real, and very difficult issues, that confront Australia's education system.