Sentence examples for demystify issues from inspiring English sources

The awareness-raising campaign kicked off in November with an open house for the disability community and an education session for top hosts to demystify issues related to disability access.

Though most frugal blogs might not help readers escape poverty, certified financial planner Lauren Lyons Cole says they can demystify money issues for the average person.

On top of that, more voter resources are beginning to sprout on the Web that aim to educate smaller investors, demystify the issues on the ballot and make voting easier.

Wasow also worked to demystify technology issues through regular TV and radio segments on programs such as NBC's "Today Show," CNN's "American Morning" and public radio's "Tavis Smiley" show.

"I feel extremely useful being able to help my peers and demystify the issues surrounding AIDS and STIs," Ms. Gnamaka says.

Convince the Luddites: As the last of the Luddites to get up to speed on the issue of digital security, I'm aware that one of the main challenges is to demystify the issue and explain it is not just for the specialists.

He describes the allegations surrounding Amin as "beyond the House of Cards" and agrees that the council had a responsibility to demystify the issue.

There were also victories last night for big businesses showing a determination to become green; B & Q were rewarded for role they play in demystifying ecological issues to the mass consumer and were awarded ethical business of the year.

Starting this week, I'll be writing a regular column in the magazine that tries to demystify complicated economic issues — like whether anyone (C.E.O.'s, politicians, people running for the presidency) can actually create jobs.

"Somehow their answers — and the always-underlying theme that whatever issue it is, it's normal — demystify and take away the fear for people to talk to their own doctors," she said in an e-mail message.

We can also introduce you to the advisors ready to help you, and demystify some of the issues most commonly encountered in the transition to college.