Sentence examples for differences issues from inspiring English sources

It's been a long six weeks since we last played this game, and I'm just relieved that in the intervening time, the media and both campaigns had enough time to accurately identify and portray the relative positions of each candidate on a range of important issues on which they have honest differences; issues that everyday Americans actually care about as being relevant to their lives.

Three arguments could be put forward to explain these differences: issues with cross-cultural performances of the French and Spanish versions of the FGVS, differences in the clinical status of French and Spanish patients, or cultural and social differences between France and Spain.

4) Interviews with educators on completion of courses to reflect upon their understandings and experiences of course delivery; their perceptions and views of (any) differences; issues and/or challenges arising from delivering DAFNE over five weeks rather than over one week; and, recommendations for future course development.

Concerning the individual differences issue in pain empathy [54] [55], our results suggest that dispositional affects act upon the neural regions that subserve the ability to appreciate others' pain.

Once the first Palace goal went in, you thought that would kill the goal difference issue but the thing that struck me about that night was that the atmosphere was sensational in the last 10 minutes".

I am sure there some strong opinions about marriage age difference issue as well.

However, there might be differences regarding issues of SHI and individual health services because these issues are tightly linked with political, country-specific regulations.

And we have some honest differences on issues".

"Bush has succeeded in convincing people that there are only marginal differences on issues.

The Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said the increasingly hostile relationship between the parties reflected differences in issues, not personalities.

Voters frequently say they are trying to decide between Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain, which seems striking, given their wide differences on issues, particularly the war in Iraq.