Sentence examples for defining an issue from inspiring English sources
Leadership is about defining an issue and marshalling persuasive arguments in its favour.
Many times in his Presidency, Mr. Reagan has succeeded in so defining an issue, while fuzzing over the details.
The review has shown that human beings have at any point in time already accumulated some knowledge that is likely to influence how they frame the available evidence defining an issue and its possible solutions.
As anyone working in public relations knows, if you control the language you are half way to defining an issue.
Selectively noting the facts that support my worldview is simply defining an issue "as I see it".
k* and D* at the lowest temperature and D* of LSC/STO at the highest temperature (open or missing symbols) are not reliable or are very ill defined, an issue that will be discussed in more detail later.
After letting Republicans define the issues as they have during the last two years, it is an opportunity for the Democrats to define an important issue in ways that are favorable to them.
Just what defines a special issue depends a bit on whom one asks.
When innovation is defined as an issue of culture you can work on it for years and make little or no progress.
