Sentence examples for exploring an issue from inspiring English sources
Exploring an issue with deep resonance in British politics, the report examined the nuances of the relationship between Mr. Murdoch, as the country's most powerful media baron, and a generation of British politicians.
Users can search by name, parish or other elements, digging down into the history of a particular parish, seeking out a clergyman ancestor, exploring an issue such as the unexpectedly high number of female patrons, or studying trends such as clerical migration around the country.
It will also showcase Comic Relief's work closer to home, exploring an issue that affects 1 in 4 of us in the UK - mental health.
Focus group methodology was utilised as it is particularly useful for exploring an issue when there has been little previous research on a topic [ 53].
Others may be the fiduciary agent for a grant to a research organization that is exploring an issue related to an NGO program.
It is rare for a journalist to be given time to explore an issue and city in detail.
Please keep the ideas as specific as possible – for the ABW films we always visit a single location to explore an issue or story.
What better way to explore an issue that affects us all than for authors to write compelling stories and for readers to read them?
In his thesis he explored an issue that would intrigue him his entire career: Should the government intervene in a free-market economy and, if so, to what extent?
But the movie explores an issue that has been debated for years, by Susan Sontag, among others — the morality of visual representations of atrocity — and it comes off as the opposite of exploitation.
