Sentence examples for explore a range of issues from inspiring English sources
The committee said the session will explore a range of issues, including reasons and justification behind recent energy price rises, the difference of pricing policies between energy suppliers, and how the transparency of energy company profits can be improved.
From there we will explore a range of issues: accessing finance, finding and cultivating a workforce, making production decisions, assessing risk, overcoming or sidestepping market failures, paying taxes, navigating opaque or corrupt bureaucracies.
Such a programme allows us to explore a range of issues, including (a) how a family assembles itself spatially and coordinates its activities across the lived architectures of the home; and (b) how a child is disciplined in and through the embodied activities, spatial formations and talk of the parents.
The commission was set up in March to explore a range of issues around human rights law.
As you may have heard, brash comic Chelsea Handler is set to host a new series on Netflix entitled "Chelsea Does…" in which she'll explore a range of issues, including a universe still foreign to many outside of it: Silicon Valley.
SSM been used successfully to explore a range of issues [ 30], including challenges in the healthcare system.
The book, published earlier this year, explores a range of issues, including race, culture and global politics.
The Guardian's family section explores a range of issues that concern families and this week we're looking at the subject of sexless marriages, with an advice article on this appearing in the paper and online.
This thoughtful study of military wives living near Fort Drum, N.Y., explores a range of issues from the merely depressing (flimsy housing) to the life-threatening (high rates of domestic abuse).
Over the course of three hours, the two sides explored a range of issues, from European policy — including the euro — to infrastructure spending, energy and the labor market and taxes.
Drawing on her life in the American West, particularly in her native Utah, Williams' writing has explored a range of issues, from ecology and wilderness protection to women's health and the relationship between culture and nature.
