Sentence examples for critical issue raised from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush on Thursday did not address a critical issue raised by the discovery of the missed explosives: why American forces were not alerted to the existence of a huge cache of explosives, even though the atomic energy agency and American officials had publicly discussed the threat it posed, and knew its exact location.

A critical issue raised by Sylvester and colleagues is that the energetic effect of even small shape differences is unknown (Sylvester et al., 2008).

Since the three papers cited above [6 8] grounded their critique on the same points and cross-referenced each other, we have considered them jointly and explored the most critical issues raised by the authors experimentally.

Malnutrition was one of the most critical issues raised at the forum.

In the present study, we aimed to shed light on critical issues raised by the studies discussed above.

"Global commitments on food security, nutrition and sustainable agriculture are part of a wider agenda that will help address the critical issues raised in this report," said Veneman.

Global commitments on food security, nutrition and sustainable agriculture are part of a wider international agenda that will help address the critical issues raised in this report.

Global commitments on food security, nutrition and sustainable agriculture are part of a wider agenda that will help address the critical issues raised in this report.

When the Whitney launched its first site five years ago, the director, David A. Ross (now at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art), set up a curatorial "chatline" of his own, where one day a week he joined a live dialogue with his curators and the public about critical issues, raising "chat" to the level of serious content.

The key critical issue was raised up front -- that any comparisons between children of divorce and those of intact families must look at high-conflict intact families.

Restrained shrinkage cracking is a critical issue that raises the concern of widespread use of high-performance concrete (HPC) in bridge deck.