Sentence examples for enduring issues from inspiring English sources

Yet more fundamental and enduring issues go unaddressed.

They wanted to be part of an organization that would tackle more enduring issues.

The Earth is going through profound changes, and it will need professionals like CSOs to engage with enduring issues like material scarcity".

Farber has written a timely and important book, which should provoke fruitful discussion of enduring issues of civil liberties and judicial philosophy.

While "60 Minutes," the network's flagship Sunday program, remains television's premier newsmagazine, the enduring issues with "The Early Show" and the evening news dominate outsiders' — and some insiders' — impressions of CBS News.

While Mr. Corzine's memory and the 1998 open space initiative are unlikely to emerge as enduring issues this fall, the encounter offers an early glimpse of what the next nine weeks may look like.

(This is an enduring issue not just for journalists, but for women generally in war zones).

But the fate of Palestinian refugees and their descendants, now estimated at nearly 4 million, remains the enduring issue.

Another enduring issue is Mr. Rudd's multibillion-dollar stimulus package, which some economists credit with keeping the country out of recession.

What has been missing, prominent Haitians say, is a single, enduring issue — a void that many believe may be filled by the earthquake and the long reconstruction.

Another enduring issue is the question of why, as the economy has recovered, more people haven't returned to the work force.