Sentence examples for evolving issues from inspiring English sources

"I can't think of an example where regulation didn't have unintended consequences and I'm unable to conceive of a regulatory body that will be swift enough to deal with the constantly evolving issues of ethics, communication and technology.

We are exploring these issues at a time when the landscape for Princeton and for all of higher education is changing rapidly due to evolving issues such as growing economic inequality, globalization, online education, concerns about long-term economic stagnation, and tightening federal research budgets.

They will serve the community through an international distribution of new knowledge, procedures and technologies critical to evolving issues and scientific questions focused throughout the world.

To unpack these rapidly evolving issues, we sat down with W. Nicholson Price, assistant professor at University of Michigan Law School and faculty affiliate at Harvard Law School's Petrie-Flom Center for Heandh Law Policy, Bioethicslogy, and Bioethics.

The community based non-profits, much more nimble, collaborative, and responsive to evolving issues, wanted to use these funds more flexibly, leveraging them with other funding sources that wanted "innovative" ideas on how to reduce the homeless veteran's population.

Because the technologies used to detect and characterize tumor cells in peripheral blood are rapidly evolving, issues like easy access to newer technologies and standardization across laboratories will be critical for prospective validation.

"This is a continually evolving issue, both in the Boy Scouts and in society".

With new blood comes new dynamics to this ever evolving issue.

We understand that security in all forms is a constantly evolving issue, with cyber being no exception.

If you've been paying any attention to provincial politics of late, you'll know that the Liberal gas plant scandal which has been an ongoing, evolving issue since before the 2011 election is coming to a head.

Although privacy is an ongoing and ever evolving issue, the role of the whistleblower could also emerge as an antidote for an increasingly closed line of communication between our government and the public.