Sentence examples for discernible issue from inspiring English sources

The rest form political preferences either from their sense of whether times are good or bad (about twenty-five per cent) or from factors that have no discernible "issue content" whatever.

Standard & Poor's warned today that Chinese banks appeared to be trying to prop themselves up by issuing new loans at a furious pace, in many cases financing vaguely described projects with little discernible effect on China's overall economic output.

His involvement had no discernible effect.

But his declaration had no discernible effect.

Postnatal methylmercury exposure had no discernible effect.

Saline infusions had no discernible effect.

CCTEVD81N had no discernible effect.

"There is a discernible Broadsheet effect.

Lecturing a toddler who is in the middle of a violent tantrum is unlikely to yield any discernible results; instead, talk about the issue when he or she feels calm and happy.

While the Obama-Xi summit succeeded on several levels, the two leaders made no discernible progress on cyber issues beyond referring them for further discussion to a senior intergovernmental meeting in July.

It was a game-face statement - an effort by Fay, who now heads the International Climate Change Partnership (ICCP), to remind us that no one really knows what will happen next - in part because Trump offered little in the way of discernible policy on any issues, let alone environment.